Sep 29th 2013, 03:23 AM
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Thanks for the quick reply. It looks as if investing in the deer would be my best option as opposed to investing in the actual farm.
If someone split the cost of a doe 50/50 with a farmer, to include initial purchase price and up-keep (meds, feed, etc.) what would the return look like for the investor? Not the monetary return but how would the two split fawns and what not? In my mind the actual farmer would have first pick with twins since they do all the real work. The investor would then have 1.5 deer (fawn #2 and the initial doe) and then would essentially have to board the fawn at the farmers place and a new agreement would need to be reached for that fawn. I may be complicating this more than it really is..its been a long night shift. I'm just figuring out how I would go about this and running through hypothetical situations in my mind.
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