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Jun 27th 2012, 11:55 AM
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Been looking into alternative markets. Does anyone know how much albino whitetail deer breeding stock are going for? Has the price stayed up on them or has it softened as well?
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Jun 27th 2012, 01:39 PM
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Apr 2009 Northeast Wisconsin Cervid: Deer Farming |
Are you referring to white Whitetails? Albinos have pink eyes and are a gene mutation so do not reproduce more albinos. White Whitetails are a separate genetic strain and have dark eyes. It is definitely a niche market.
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Jun 27th 2012, 02:17 PM
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Dec 2011 Robertsdale, Ala |
Where can someone get a White Whitetail?
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Jun 27th 2012, 03:55 PM
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Apr 2009 Northeast Wisconsin Cervid: Deer Farming |
We have some fawns we will sell.
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Jun 27th 2012, 06:50 PM
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Wrw, what are your prices on those fawns? I was also thinking about adding some white deer, still with fars though, whats the market like? Are they selling good and do the bucks sell higher then the brown with the same score? Thanks
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Jun 27th 2012, 07:11 PM
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Remi, I have several, bucks as well, give me a call. Can do a good price for you, we are getting out of white deer.
Thanks
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Jun 27th 2012, 07:51 PM
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Thanks for the answer WRW, but not talking about white whitetail deer. Talking about true albinos ...pink eyes, pink ears, no pigmentation whatsoever. Does anyone have any and what's the price on them? Thanks in advance.
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Jun 27th 2012, 09:45 PM
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Apr 2009 Rivesville, WV Cervid: Deer Farming |
As far as I know, there is no market for true albinos. They are as inferior as they come, and have shown to have no expectation of antler growth. The reproduction rates are very low, to pass albino traits to their offspring
The whites and piebalds have shown to carry there market and the prices have remained strong. I have been raising whites and piebalds for 9 years, with much success. Semen prices are still holding strong as long as the genetics are proven producers.
I know Gary has some quality stock at Wild Rivers. Damien has some of my stock at True Country. And of course, I have some deer available, and straws of some of the best whites and piebalds ever grown.
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Jul 1st 2012, 06:41 PM
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Thanks for your input wvdeerman. I am still intrested in only true albinos and have found a couple of farms that have around a 25% rate at passing the trait. They seem to be vigourous for the most part and healthy. It's definately on the ground floor though and I don't know if they are worth the $5,000 price tag for fawns.
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Jul 3rd 2012, 05:47 AM
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We have several white and piebalds for sale give us a call. We have one of the oldest and largest resource herds available. They are bred to be very healthy and wide, which usually is what the down side of these type of deer are. 715-942-6440 or, bobgrundman2@gmail.com. And we beat any competitors price.
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Jul 3rd 2012, 10:14 PM
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Apr 2009 Rivesville, WV Cervid: Deer Farming |
fars, in my opinion...and it is my opinion only, $5000.00 is way out of line for an albino fawn. But, I don't have that kind of money to invest, nor is it my passion to have an albino,
Here is the way I think about things. I have a deer farm for ME !! I do this for ME and me only !! If I can make enough money to pay the bills and keep the farm running then so be it. If I can walk out in my pens and not feel disappointed, then that's why I do what I do. If you want albinos then damn it, get your albinos. Enjoy them, breed them and try to make money from them. If it works then wahoo!! If it doesn't work, then you still have memories.
Ten years ago, A LOT of people, and I mean A LOT of people, told me I was crazy for trying to grow trophy piebalds. You know what, I did it. I would like to think that some of the piebald market today, is because of some of the things that I did. BUT, I did it for me and I have no regrets.
Grundy, why would you want to lower your prices to beat someone? To me, this isn't a used car. I am proud of my deer and will not deviate from my price for no one for no reason. If you don't hold your deer to a higher standard, no one else will !!
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Mar 17th 2017, 08:14 AM
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We have pure white fawns every spring.I know brown bucks grow huge racks and are great to look at but when people come to see my deer the white bucks are always a special treat. To me a 180'' white buck is 10 times prettier than a brown twice the size.You all put a ton of money into those big browns and now everyone has them and they still aren't as pretty as the white bucks.Maybe you should bye some whites and see how big you can grow them . Then see how visitors to the farm look right past them big browns.We have 3 white doe bred to a big grandson to Maxbo xl and one bred to a X-Factor son.We are all sold out of semen but will be drawing more this November .But we may have a extra fawn in the spring.At February Midwest Select sale lot 52 was a white buck fawn .He sold for $6.250 NOT BAD .Post me if you would like to get a our waiting list.You can get one for less than the price of some of straws of brown semen in your tank. We are in New York state so we can ship to most states.
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Mar 17th 2017, 07:00 PM
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Apr 2009 Columbus, IN Cervid: Deer and Elk |
We also have whites of all ages and sizes. If anyone is interested contact us and let's talk! Fawns are $750. We also have waiting lists.
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Apr 2nd 2017, 10:57 AM
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Apr 2017 vinemont, alabama |
We have white whitetails for sale one doe and three bucks one year old
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Apr 2nd 2017, 07:41 PM
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Apr 2009 Cascade, Iowa Cervid: whitetails |
We are expecting to have some white fawns this spring from a 165" 2yr old
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