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Here is a picture of Noble so far this year. He has narrowed up alot, but has a lot of mass. I guess the move and his age is taking a toll on him. He seems to be in great shape, body wise, considering everything. I will be breeding him to some of my best does and his some of his daughters this fall.
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chris patton said:
Noble will always be awesome, Chris. Thanks for posting. I'd suspect it is more likely the spicy Cajun cookin' he's been getting.
Dakota has a Noble yearling out of an Elvis doe.... will post when I get some pictures of him!!
Thanks Buzz, I have always liked Noble from day one. Everybody has thier own look and opinions but he just has it all. I hope to see some great 2,3, and 4 year old sons out of him this year from other deer farmers. I know that he was used alot the last 2 years, but nobody ever shows his offspring bucks much. I had the biggest typical yearling out of Noble last year, but he was so crazy I sold him to a guy about 70 miles from me. He must have got it from the dam side because Noble and his daughters that I have are as calm as any deer on my farm. I also have very small pens, just for that reason. The small pens seem to make them calmer, but I just couldn't do anything with him. After he shed his velvet last year, he just went crazy. I will be able to keep a eye on him I think he will be a huge 2year old typical this year.
I also have a 2 year bottle fed buck out of Noble that Ron named tripp. He was the only buck fawn that lived out of the triplets. He had a slow start but he is really looking good now as a 2year old. He was a straight 10 point typical as a yearling, only scored about 130. He is looking to recover this year so far. He seems to be taking the same steps as his dad, slow start but show out in the end. I have high hopes for him. Thats why I haven't posted any pics yet. I still may not untill he is 3years old.
This is the only Fear Factor yearling we have. He got his left side knocked by one of the older bucks when he was about an inch or two out of the head. So there is some damage to that side.
He looks a lot like his dad just a smaller version. He is really growing quickly now.
If early maturation runs in the genes his womb sister, who is by far the biggest fawn I have ever had, had twins yesterday...very nice size fawns!
He looks a lot like his dad just a smaller version. He is really growing quickly now.
If early maturation runs in the genes his womb sister, who is by far the biggest fawn I have ever had, had twins yesterday...very nice size fawns!
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Boy, every ones deer are really looking good. You gotta love this time of the year when you get to watch them grow. All the way from the Bucks to the Babies that are being born.
These are the updated photos of X-Factor and some of the deer we have at Russ Bellar's farm. From left to right they are: X-Factor, Gold Dust, Geyser and Level King
These are the updated photos of X-Factor and some of the deer we have at Russ Bellar's farm. From left to right they are: X-Factor, Gold Dust, Geyser and Level King
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