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Speaking of chuck herd ....
he hands down had the nicest Canebrake In the show .. that thing was blasting with colors .. pinks blues and chuck was real nice to talk to as well ,
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Thanks for the kind words. That blue cane you were talking about is just a striking animal. I am not certain what the future holds for her. I know that Cut Throat and Hubbard are working out a line of “blue” EDB, perhaps crossing her in to that line would produce something to write home about.
I was also surprised when Roark himself pulled me aside and said my hypo timber was the prettiest rattlesnake he has ever seen. I had offers on almost all of my educational display, especially the blue cane and the hypo timber. I appreciated them, but have absolutely no interest in selling them. My hypo is a male, and Randy Smith currently has his female amelanistic cane up for sale. She is worth more then I have to invest, but I am working with a silent partner that is not venomous friendly, but has made plenty of money in the constrictor market. He is thinking of investing in Smith’s female, if he does, with her and my hypo would could bring “sunglow” timbers to the market within the next 5 years. Just imagine the possibilities of these two.
For some of you that didn’t sell as well as you hoped, you need to also factor in the advertisement value of being at a show. Over 500 reptile friendly people had a chance to see your stock and get a card. Just cause you didn’t make the sell that weekend, doesn’t mean the seed wasn’t planted. Most people do not buy the first time they see, they think about it and come back. I for one, certainly hope we run that show again…and you will certainly be there long as they want me to be. I was great getting to finally show off my display in SC. Enjoyed seeing everyone, especially Cricket, haha.