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Any feed back you have would be great. I try to keep things real in the vid...I stumble on small things that i know but hey I think everyone deserves something real not over produced.

Enjoy
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

oops

http://youtu.be/wQ34gzCY5Es

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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

Decent video for some corn folks and prospective buyer's to check out.

Just some additional tid-bits....

The term and actual name "Okeetee" originates from the 50,000 acre hunt club estate in Jasper County, S. Carolina known as the "Okeetee" Hunt/Gun Club.

The coined "golddust" morph and any other ultra/ultramel based "cornsnake" morphs actually originated from the crossing of a white Oak phase Gray Ratsnake, not an Emory's ratsnake (aka Great Plains Ratsnake).

Ironically, Mike Falcon and his friend Mike Shiver know all about this first hand, and Mike Falcon can tell you alot of it's history and origin when you talk to him next time...

I have some extreme hypo and ghost Honduran milks that are from Mike Falcon's stock years ago.

cheers, ~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Hey Doug!

Yes I knew all of that but just didnt get it out in the video. I enjoy doing the videos but someitme my mind is thinking of sevral things and I blank....Like the whole anery thing....I knew that and just couldnt get it out....guess i should have had anoth cup of coffee.

Mike is a friend of mine and he has explained some of this all to me before.....Actually i think he is not going to be producing them any longer as his babies have started driving him crazy haha....Yes his milks are pretty rediculous.....I am definatly trying to get some room for those.....In person they are better.

Thanks for the feed back and strigtening me out on locals and genetics...sometime the brain isnt as fast as my mouth.

Scott
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

HAHA!!,..yeah, I think I would get a little tongue-tied and stumble some making a video as well to be quite honest..

Those were some real nice cornsnake examples you pulled out.

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Thanks!! Just tried to make it for poeple just getting into hoby...not overload with lots of info they would never understand as of yet. If that even make sense.

Thanks
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

It makes TONS of sense to me as a matter of fact. Many times if I get too in-depth with certain things I find that it often leaves many people with a clueless blank look similar to a deer staring into a car's headlights..

If people don't understand what is being said, they tend to lose interest immediately as if you are talking to them in a foreign lanquage or something..

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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

serpentinespecialties.webs.com

I rather enjoyed the vid. Your Corns look like they are on steroids, lol. Very healthy and beautiful for sure. My only critique would be to turn off that lamp that was behind you. You want to keep all lights behind the camera so the lens doesn't try to block out the light, and so making the inages look darker.. This vid would have been much brighter I bet, if that light were behind the camera, or just turned off. Good work overall though!
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Thanks!! i will keep that in mind on my next shoot
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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"

Just trying to get the actual vid up hopefully this works

Worked

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Scott
"The most powerful person never has to use it"