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I may put these 2 together next year,my '07 male keeper and a female okeetee from w/c lines. Jeff

Wow!,....Jeff, those are sure to make a SMOKIN' clutch of neonates!. Those two are just STUNNING!

So the bottom pic is from Okeetee estate lineage?. If so....very cool!,...if not, STILL very cool!..LOL!

~Doug

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Thanks Doug! The female is from Scott John's w/c line! Jeff

>>I may put these 2 together next year,my '07 male keeper and a female okeetee from w/c lines. Jeff
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looks like an exceptional pair.
should produce some screamers!
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>>>>...from w/c lines....

beautiful animals.

i'm surprised how pretty some of the wild caughts are...or maybe these are many generations removed from wild. Over the past decade on several occasions I visited a pet store on hilton head island that had wild-caught red rats from "the mainland", the okeetee hunt club being pretty much a part of the area (bluffton, ridgeland, jasper co.). The corns were pretty much nondescript, certainly no prettier than what i am used to finding in florida (pinellas county) though i did find a large road kill on the island itself that would have been a keeper. The chain kings weren't "pretty" either, though granted that's a subjective. They had relatively wide bands, but they were gray or obscured with lots of dark tipping, so the adults weren't the pretty black and white chain kings I like and tend to think of as characteristic of wild types. Maybe my expectations were simply too high.