RCM Noble son, ZEUS (white buck) semen draw

Here at Shadow Valley Whitetails, we have a two yr old white buck, Zeus, that is an RCM Noble son. Zeus is a clean 5x5 and we estimate him to score about 130". Zeus's mother is RCM Y-1. So, Zeus is a pure bred RCM from Countryside Whitetails.



Zeus is probably one of the best bred white bucks in the country. Look at his frame and imagine what he will look like in 2 or 3 more years. He has good G-1's which are often missing on many white bloodlines. He also has long main beams that he inherited from his father, RCM Noble 323". The tremendous body size of this buck can only be appreciated in person. Pictures taken 7-28-2010



The first 25 straws will be offered at a discount only on deerfarmer.com forums. All postings are required here on this thread to confirm the order of priority. The first 10 straws will be offered at $75 each and the next 15 straws will be offered at $100 each. All straws after 25 will be $200 each.



This semen draw will take place in October 2010 and may/may not be available for 2010 AI season. This will be 100% GUARANTEED SEMEN. How can you go wrong? You can have color in your herd and get an incredible genetic bloodline like RCM Noble at the same time. Semen storage facility has not been decided at this time. Some semen will be available for pick up at the farm in West Virginia.



If you have any questions, please feel free to call 304-288-4090.

Zeus was bred to 5 does this year. One white, one piebald and three brown does. The white doe had twin piebalds, the piebald doe had a white and a piebald and of the 6 fawns from the 3 brown does, 4 were brown, one white and one piebald.



Although Zeus is white all over, he is still considered a piebald deer. He is called a white piebald, because he was born snow white. He is not from the "seneca whites". Zeus can produce all whites like him or some really pretty piebalds.



I am guessing that the possibility of getting a fawn with color when breeding Zeus to a regular brown doe would be around 25%. When breeding Zeus to a doe that does have color or a color genetic then I would guess around 66% or higher.



Thanks for asking, Susan. That was information that I left out. BTW, Zeus is for sale also.