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I have a yen to put a few in my 3.5 acre pond. I have not identified a supplier of these for central Oklahoma. Does anyone know one? If not how hard are they for an amateur to transport. I know sunfish are easy, shad very difficult. How do HSB fit into the hierarchy?
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You might check with Mike Freeze with Keo Fish Farms in Lonoke, Arkansas – just east of Little Rock. He is THE major supplier of HSB fingerlings. Telephone: 501-842-2872 http://deltafarmpress.com/mag/farming_keo_farm_specializes/
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Thanks for the reply. The link was interesting and looks like it will point me in the right direction.
Layton Runkle
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Hey Layton, Mike Freeze sells to dealers. It looks like we may have landed a new account just east of Norman. Could probably bring some to you later this spring, if you don't find someone local, or sooner.
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