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Classic or Okeetee? Or?
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BloodyBaroness
Captain Titsworth
Normal classic corn.
DMong
colubrid connoisseur
I very much agree with the others. It could even be drab and ugly, or bright purple 
and still be a locality "Okeetee" if it is KNOWN to be from the 50,000 acre Okeetee estate property in Jasper County. However going by generic looks alone with no parental lineage history, it's a very nice normal.
To be classified as a non-locale "Okeetee phase" corn, it would typically have wide black saddle borders and rich orange and red coloration such as Lee Abbott's, Kathy Love's, and other selective-bred Okeetee phase animals are. And even those can vary substantially within any given clutch.
Yours is a very nice looking corn too, just not quite what I would stretch to be coined an Okeetee phase. Now if you can trace the animal directly back to wild Okeetee stock from Jasper county, it doesn't matter WHAT it looks like.....it would be an Okeetee regardless of the look.
~Doug
and still be a locality "Okeetee" if it is KNOWN to be from the 50,000 acre Okeetee estate property in Jasper County. However going by generic looks alone with no parental lineage history, it's a very nice normal. To be classified as a non-locale "Okeetee phase" corn, it would typically have wide black saddle borders and rich orange and red coloration such as Lee Abbott's, Kathy Love's, and other selective-bred Okeetee phase animals are. And even those can vary substantially within any given clutch.
Yours is a very nice looking corn too, just not quite what I would stretch to be coined an Okeetee phase. Now if you can trace the animal directly back to wild Okeetee stock from Jasper county, it doesn't matter WHAT it looks like.....it would be an Okeetee regardless of the look.
~Doug
