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Good.candor seems to be doing good for john and others who have used him. Great to hear and good luck with your fawns.
 
Good looking yearling Mr. Cawhorn. That's a great looking take-off for a 1st year. Hope he does everything you want him to.



Larry Armstrong

Armstrong Whitetails
 
richie0033 said:
how old is justice? do you have a picture of him last year? whats his pedigree?
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Justice is turning 5 and scored 257 at 3 and at 4 he was under extreme stress and scored just over 200 due to being put in with 3 other dominant bucks. They stressed him out in his 4th yr growing season. It was my own fault. This year he is in with some button bucks and three 2 yr olds and looking awesome. As far as his blood line goes, he is 100% pure Ratchet - Goodman Foundation.
 
I know it's early but where is Texas Tea? Come on Michael I know you read these!!
 
Here are two 3 year old and one 2 year old Slacker sons. Very Exciting!



FYI: 3 straws of Slacker for one money on Whitetail Exchange.
 

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Here is an update from one we posted a couple of weeks ago. Can't wait to see what he does. He will be 4 in June. Already alot like summer here in sunny Florida.
 

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richie0033 said:
I know it's early but where is Texas Tea? Come on Michael I know you read these!!
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Hey Richie... just now noticed your post. I appreciate you asking Texas Tea... he's doing great! Maybe I don't want to jinx myself, but for me it's awfully early to post pictures... in fact, I don't have any pictures of him yet this year.

I can tell you that he already has more mass and his bases are angling out more than last year. What that will mean come August is still a mystery.

I'll post some pictures once he starts putting that frame together and we can have an idea of what he's going to look like.

Thanks again.



Good luck to everyone!
 
If my memory serves me, you usually post pictures of Blue Mtn. bucks. Do you have some pictures of whats growing over there?



Johnny B
 
Johnny B, Yea thats me! I will have to talk to the boys and see what there thoughts are about posting yet, but i will tell you this... they have some big boys over there. Ill keep everyone updated. Thanks for thinking about the Esh boys!
 
Maybe its just me, but with the amount of people that are deer farmers I would expect that there are lots more bucks with antlers pushing upward. I just dont see the pictures. I would personally love to see more pictures of anything growing out there. Im going to try and post some pictures soon for a couple of my friends. Thanks for everyone who has posted so far.



Johnny B
 
OK, here is a coming yearling that were very excited about. He is really starting nice. This picture was from a week ago. He is a RDM Sunbo breeding. We have a coming PJ yearling also that just started to put it on this week, but I think im going to leave the camera off him for a while. Like Mike said, I dont want to Jinx him. But I think both these bucks will be pretty special.



Matt Anthony

northcreekwhitetails.com
 

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I'm curious, but Bill and Tim, do you guys not believe that Deerchaser had a buck with antlers still on at 4/2/11? I can tell you that I had a buck that consistently lost his horns between the 5th and 8th of April every year. I have also personally witnessed bucks in the wild with both sides on yet on April 8th, April 11th, and April 19th. ''When'' a buck loses his rack is an individual thing that will be consistent each year, with the only variable being poor nutrition/health.
 
Hey I am losing interest in deer farming, it holds us back from some things that I have been getting more interested in. I am not even looking forward to fawning, tagging and all the usual fun stuff. I am more eager to slowly get rid of several or all, if you want, come get as they are born or come and get some now. I would like to start with selling the high end genetics. I finally have a really nice yearling coming (pictured) and his sister got bred on and around December 14th to Jesse James 285" at 4. She is out of a Maxbo Extreme son. Plus there are 2 others here like her but not bred. They can go now. Also these does and this bucks mom can go this fall. Will guarantee all these deer for 6 months not to die from any sickness on your farm or will give your money back. That does not include accidental death from preditors or human error. Also, fawns from a Hydro Ax daughter are coming and many more. Prices will be negociable.
 

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