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Still looking for high yield mice

BobS346

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Hi All.
I posted a message a few days ago that I am looking for info on high yielding mice. I got out of snakes about 10 years ago, and started back up about 6 months ago. I used to have mice that frequently gave birth to 20+ babies at a time, and the best I have been able to find now are around 12 or so. Does anyone have any information on lines that are available that are high yielding per litter? Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Bob Smead
Larsen, WI
 
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