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Striped butter. . . .

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SODERBERGD

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Here's one of the little 2003 gems.
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:blowup:

you just blew up my mind....

that animal is awsome!
I hope to be able to produce these in a couple of years from now~
 
Not only is that snake just AWESOME........but that pic is simply amazing!

Anyone that has attempted to photogragh snakes will agree, that pic is almost flawless!

Great job Don, did you snap that pic? I'm used to seeing your hand in there somewhere! ;)
 
WOW!!!!!

I am seriously impressed. Beautiful picture of a gorgeous animal. I simply LOVE yellow and the contrast is great on that fella. I have seen a couple butter stripes and the stripe was not much different shade than the base color. Yours in GREAT! I hope it keeps that nice contrast as it matures.
Congrats:cheers:
 
Clint . . .

I'll always keep shooting snakes in my hand. Sometimes because it's the quickest way to get a photorepresentation of a particular snake and mostly because I want to show a size and color relativity to my hand.

If I've achieved any measure of success in photography of late, it's all due to Shawn Lockhart. A little over a year ago, he gave some modest and detailed criticism of my pictures. I cannot say how valuable it was and if he and I converse for another 50 years, I believe I'll probably thank him everytime. I'll never be able to take the shots Rich does, but thanks to digital photography people can now identify one of my leucistic Texas rats is actually not a piece of cotton rope they thought I was photographing in the past.
 
So Don and Rich produced striped butters last year?

I thought Rich was the only one in the world to be blessed with such an amazing and amazingly rare triple het.
 
h0mersimps0n said:
So Don and Rich produced striped butters last year?

I thought Rich was the only one in the world to be blessed with such an amazing and amazingly rare triple het.
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ive seen more too...:eek:
 
adult striped butter??

I'd love to see an image of one. I thought Rich had the oldest ones out there. If someone has a link to a pic of an adult, I'd love to see it. Mine are less than 20 inches long and with butter motleys getting most of their color with maturity, I'd love to see an adult with screaming yellow.
 
Striped Butter adult....

In action....with het stripe/butter female.

Picture just doesn't do justice on this adult stripe male butter, at least with an older dig cam.....but with a couple of adults in posession, there are quite a variation in striped butter adults....just like anything else in the cornworld, from butter yellow to screaming lemon yellow and the stripes fade into adulthood. But man, they are cool!

Vic dela Cruz
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Striped Butter

Marcel -

Yep, Hatched out here in America's Dairyland, Wisconsin! My Buddy Eric at Cornhut has the other adult male - whose post you referred to earlier. So far they have both bred. Hopefully they'll be studs.

Thanks - good luck this season

Vic
 
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