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Looks like Redemption will be wide! I'm guessing got some BLUE MOUNTAIN IN HIM? Looking good Drew!
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Todd - All those bucks are looking great! X Factor looks like he will be a pig this year! That Rold Gold buck has some mass! How are things looking on your farm?
Clearview - That Bucky son looks like he is going to have a pretty sharp look!
Its great to see all the pictures. Keep them coming guys!
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Clearview - That Bucky son looks like he is going to have a pretty sharp look!
Its great to see all the pictures. Keep them coming guys!
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Looks like he will make the 450 club Sam. Good luck with him. I know it's early, just hoping for good things
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Just for fun and to show as Roger would say "Its not how they start, its how they finish", here is a picture of Timberjack taken on April 30, 2009 when he grew to 439+ inches and a picture of him on May 1st - 2011. This year is in the foreground and 2009 is in the background. Last year at this time he still had his pedicles! Interesting that they can pile on so much antler. 
The second picture is Timberjack 60 days later! And then the last picture 30 more days after that.
So we are just getting started.
The second picture is Timberjack 60 days later! And then the last picture 30 more days after that.
So we are just getting started.
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La. Bone Collector said:
Yes Redemption has the good ole Blue Mountain Genetics in his blood. I will post more tomarrow or Wedensday. Im very happy for him and guys keep the awsome bucks coming. They are all looking awsome!
La. Bone Collector, How about some of your bucks?
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Mine are coming slower than some of the big boys on here but I will post some soon. Jason DCW
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I second that Team Biser as i recently purchased a straw from Sam. Rolex by 10 is bred really well!
I couldnt agree more. My partner and I down in TX bred a lot of does with Rolex by 10 last fall. Those does are big and ready to pop. The waiting game begins. You sure cant go wrong with his pedigree.
Sam- TJ has two baseball bats growing atop his head. That is a sign anyone would be happy to have in their pens.
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Sam- TJ has two baseball bats growing atop his head. That is a sign anyone would be happy to have in their pens.
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Thanks for all the great comments. I hope its a banner year for everybody. There are so many great deer out there.
Here is the one yearling we had out of RolexBy10 last Summer. He ripped his left antler out. It was identical to the right before he did that. He would have been close to 200 and about 23-24 inside! I don't know what he'll do at 2 with that antler (I'll get pictures). We bred our best does to RolexBy10 last year because we believe he will produce. We also like the 18 6/8 tines. The way Rolex is producing and R11 (HighRoller, Highway 10's wombmate) being the power doe, I don't know why he wouldn't. TimberJack's Mother as the anchor doe doesn't hurt either.
Here is another up and comer we named "The Chosen One" he is Maxbo 727 bred to R11. One picture from May 1, and the other 2 from last year. We have high hopes for him.
Here is Jack in the box on May 1. He looks likes he might blow up! I wish he would stay out of the mud.
The last picture is Jack McGraw. He looks like he will be REALLY nice. It will be fun to watch them all grow.
Here is the one yearling we had out of RolexBy10 last Summer. He ripped his left antler out. It was identical to the right before he did that. He would have been close to 200 and about 23-24 inside! I don't know what he'll do at 2 with that antler (I'll get pictures). We bred our best does to RolexBy10 last year because we believe he will produce. We also like the 18 6/8 tines. The way Rolex is producing and R11 (HighRoller, Highway 10's wombmate) being the power doe, I don't know why he wouldn't. TimberJack's Mother as the anchor doe doesn't hurt either.
Here is another up and comer we named "The Chosen One" he is Maxbo 727 bred to R11. One picture from May 1, and the other 2 from last year. We have high hopes for him.
Here is Jack in the box on May 1. He looks likes he might blow up! I wish he would stay out of the mud.
The last picture is Jack McGraw. He looks like he will be REALLY nice. It will be fun to watch them all grow.
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Good to see Jack McGraw doing better for ya Sam. Keep um all doing good, Plan on making a trip down this summer. I have a Waylon son starting good?
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