Whiskey Ridge Whitetails

www.whiskeyridgewhitetails.com



Small operation in Defiance, Missouri.



We've got some great fawns coming this year, it should be exciting. Check back as the bucks grow, we'll be posting progress pics as we get them.

Here are some updated pics and video of our 2 year olds.



We call them Bud, Weis, and Er. First bucks born on our farm.



I will also put video links to Da Buck Channel below.



I've put them on some of the other antler growing threads, but this is where they really belong. Pics and video taken 8-4-09.







http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/153/3-Of-Whiskey-Ridge-Whitetails-2-Year-Olds



http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/182/Whiskey-Ridge-Whitetails-2-Year-Olds-Part-1-of-3



http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/183/Whiskey-Ridge-Whitetails-2-Year-Olds-Part-2-of-3



http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/184/Whiskey-Ridge-Whitetails-2-Year-Olds-Part-3-of-3

Tim



They are triplets out of TH (Timber Hollow) Chance (Formerly Rusty Carroll's JRV Chance) and a Redoy Hightop - Lolli Brothers Winchester doe. Chance is a Flees Bucky Jr. son out of a Flees Buddy doe (Maxbo XL's mother). We are real happy with them and the frames they have, although, before we knew what we had, we sold their mother cheap. OOPS!! Live and learn I guess.



Thanks for the compliment.

Our fawn count this year is 6 . Here is what they are.



Sudden Impact / PA Geronimo buck fawn

Hydro-Ax / AGN 12 Pack buck fawn

Pretty Boy Floyd / Jed buck fawn

Hydro-Ax / AGN 12 Pack doe fawn

BJ / PA Geronimo doe fawn (Thanks to Elam Lapp Jr. of Meadow View Whitetails for a great fawn!!)

Gangster / Hightop doe fawn



Unfortunately, we lost our best fawn. She was a BW Sundowner / EFR Double Down - Flees Reggie doe fawn. We lost her bottle feeding, nobody's fault, just one of those things, she got sick, tried everything, called everyone, just couldn't pull her through. Everyone always told us when we started that when we lose one, it's going to be a good one. I just wish it wasn't that one , but we'll move on and focus on the fawns we have.



Now it's time to figure out breeding for this year. Funnest time of the year for me, looking at all the different combinations, what crosses do we think will work. Time to put the thinking cap on !!