Sorry, didn't know they were that rare...

Posted by Sacha Korell on July 05, 2001 at 23:06:42:

In Reply to: beg to differ.. posted by dg on July 05, 2001 at 21:26:04:

Dwight, I had no idea White Oaks were that uncommon in collections. I assumed that with the large number of breeders, they would be relatively easy to find in Daytona. Did you breed yours this year? Are you going to have a table at the expo?

John, follow Dwight's advice and find Jim Kavney's table as soon as you can :-) Or better yet, e-mail or call him and reserve a pair for pick-up at the expo.

Sacha

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: Dwight, I had no idea White Oaks were that uncommon in collections. I assumed that with the large number of breeders, they would be relatively easy to find in Daytona. Did you breed yours this year? Are you going to have a table at the expo? : John, follow Dwight's advice and find Jim Kavney's table as soon as you can :-) Or better yet, e-mail or call him and reserve a pair for pick-up at the expo. : Sacha

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