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chris68 10-24-2018 02:29 PM

"Rusty" black rat snake
 
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When two Rusty's are bred together the resulting clutch can contain normals, rusty's and leucistic black rats :grin01:

Rich Z 10-24-2018 05:26 PM

I remember Larry Rouch used to work with them many years ago. From what I recall, the original stock came from the Loch Raven area in Maryland.

chris68 10-24-2018 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Rich Z (Post 1735174)
I remember Larry Rouch used to work with them many years ago. From what I recall, the original stock came from the Loch Raven area in Maryland.

Yep. Licorice's are also from MD, the original one was caught right near Winters Run.

Rich Z 10-24-2018 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by chris68 (Post 1735178)
Yep. Licorice's are also from MD, the original one was caught right near Winters Run.

Yeah. George Miskimon originally produced them in numbers. Not sure where, who, or how he actually got the founding stock from, however.

chris68 10-24-2018 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Rich Z (Post 1735180)
Yeah. George Miskimon originally produced them in numbers. Not sure where, who, or how he actually got the founding stock from, however.

I talked to Mr George back in August. My amel black rats are his "Sunset" line, so I wanted to hear their story, as well as the Licorice history. The original Licorice was caught by a young kid "as it crossed Winter's Run". It ended up in George's hands via a friend, and he thought at first it was a male. Within a few years he had raised up het's to breed to each other and back to the original, the rest is history :grin01:

Rich Z 10-25-2018 12:51 PM

Thanks for filling in some blanks on the history of the Licorice line.

Glad to hear George is still kicking. Been a LONG time since I've been up that way and seen him. Heck, matter of fact, it was at the last Mid-Atlantic show we attended maybe 10 or 11 years ago.


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