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I feel confident it's a honey!

M

Mitchell Mulks

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This little dude I picked up from my local wholesaler last summer. It was labeled as a sunkissed but it had a very unique appearance. As it's matured not a single bit of red or orange has come in; only tans, browns and yellows. I feel as though I can say I lucked out and found a really cool looking honey. The first pics are of him taken last fall.

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Here's a pic of the little guy from earlier today. His color is definitely coming in, and I think it shows he's a honey. Opinions everyone?
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I don't see Honey but they vary so much who knows? It's a very cool SK though. Do you know who the wholesaler got it from? Asking them might help.

Terri
 
Terri, he couldn't remember who he got it from. If you don't see honey, what might you consider the darn thing? It's just that it's turning so yellow and tan that I can't think of anything else right now.
 
I agree with you that is a lot lighter than when you first got it. It might be Het Caramel and that yellow you are seeing is the bleed through of that very strong caramel influence. I still see an orange animal though. Maybe in person that would be different.

Terri
 
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