You will get very small squashes. I don't know if Lakota is a summer or winter squash. With zucchini and summer squashes, you can pick them when they are small, 3 inches long, and eat them and they'll be fine. If you leave them on the vine and they haven't been pollinated, they'll start to rot from the blossom end. I hand pollinated a lot of squashes and pumpkins last year and had good success with it.

Do you have a single male flower that has opened? At least some of the way? Pick it and hand polinate the females. Just touch the male flower to the female flowers. One male can polinate all your females.