Deer Farmer

Jack

My oldest son got stabbed in his leg*by our six year old Rocky Mountain goat.* After that the billy has turned very dangerous.* My son Scott is fine but with all the grand children the goat had to go.* We traded the goat off for some Stone sheep and traded some mule deer for some*Alaskan dalls.* I now have three of the north American wild sheep under high fence.


We raise rocky Mountain bighorns and hybrids from the same.* Sheep are easy to raise if set up right.* Quite frankly they make much more money than my whitetail ever have for me.


I have Stone semen for the stone sheep I have as we have 50 straws at this time.* I plan to LAP AI my hybrid rocky bighorns to this semen in hopes of making some wild looking sheep.* That will use up the Stone semen for this year.


I love new projects so this fits right in with my white mule deer project and I have wanted Stone sheep for awhile.* This industry has always been good to me.* It is not a job when you wake up thinking about breeding this to that and it still makes you happy even after 35 years in this business.

Johnny B

Best of luck to you Jack! Hopefully Scott fully recovers quickly, that doesn't sound an injury I would want to have!

Jack

Johnny,


That horn went is four inch's.* He has some nerve damage but is doing fine.* First animals that really hurt him.* Me on the other hand I took a full running head butt by a rocky bighorn which ended up I got a metal hip joint 30 years ago.* Just had that replaced last year as I wore that one out.