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These are Polk county crossed with Okeetee. These 2 just shed. These guys look good for their size and age. My Okeetees don't look nearly this good yet.

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J Sierra

Those do look really nice. They should grow into some fine adults.

--Dennis

>>Those do look really nice. They should grow into some fine adults.
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>>--Dennis

Yeah they do look really nice. I have some from a couple years ago that I kept, and they turned out much better than I ever expected. I sold a bunch not realizing they would look so good, and I have to wonder what some those ended up looking like. Here's a couple. I need to get some updated pics, but it seems that everything is going in shed right now, lol.

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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra

Nice man!

~Doug
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Oh very pretty...

I have to admit though, when I first say the name 'Polkatees' I thought of some sort of bird/parrot LOL
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PHLdyPayne

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>>Oh very pretty...
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>>I have to admit though, when I first say the name 'Polkatees' I thought of some sort of bird/parrot LOL
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>>PHLdyPayne
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>>Forum Princess

I originally was calling them "Tangerines", cause that's the first thought that popped into my head when I saw their mature colors coming in. However I thought it was more to the point to call the Polkatees, Polk County X Okeetees. I also heard someone else has a line of Tangerine Corns, so I didn't want to add to the confusion.
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King Snakes! Who can make a better mouse trap?
J Sierra