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Yes Joe, that is from an Awesome doe from Barry. The picture doesn't show it but he has the bump on his right for the g6 so I know he will be at least a 7X7 or better. He was a 6X7 with a split g2 (or what some people might call a 7X7) on the 6 side last year.
He was a very late grower as a yearling and 2 year old so we are hoping he keeps growing! We talk to him everyday. We tell him that if he keeps growing he might find more ladies in his pen come fall!
Everybody's deer look great. Keep the pics coming!
He was a very late grower as a yearling and 2 year old so we are hoping he keeps growing! We talk to him everyday. We tell him that if he keeps growing he might find more ladies in his pen come fall!
Everybody's deer look great. Keep the pics coming!
Joe, sorry I havent read the posts for for awhile, the Redline button buck that John Ward and I own together is looking really nnice-I think there are about 25 yearlings on Johns place and he is one of, if not the best of them. We will post pics soon.
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Back to the pedigree questions earlier. I would like to say thanks to Sam James,Darren Deckard,and Russ Walk. Those guys give you a pedigree on a buck at a very fair price for semen. It's people like them that make it possible for small breeders like myself to buy great genetics.
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I agree. Incredible production at a very fair price.
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Back to the pedigree questions earlier. I would like to say thanks to Sam James,Darren Deckard,and Russ Walk. Those guys give you a pedigree on a buck at a very fair price for semen. It's people like them that make it possible for small breeders like myself to buy great genetics.
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Thats right richie.Thats why they get return buyers.These guys that grow a great deer and then put a price tag on it thats out of this world will make a sale to a few farmers but guys like sam,russ and a few others will make sales to many over and over!!
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Thats right richie.Thats why they get return buyers.These guys that grow a great deer and then put a price tag on it thats out of this world will make a sale to a few farmers but guys like sam,russ and a few others will make sales to many over and over!!
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I agreee with that also. I bought several bred does from Sam at a very reasonable price and had two huge Rolex/10 yearlings this year and some nice yearling does. Sam, Darren, Russ, and Micheal ( Texas Tea } all have great deer and straws at at reasonable prices.
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Speaking of Michael,what about semen out of your Hannah yearling?Also what do we need to do to see a pic of Texas Tea? One of my favorites.. You know I'll keep asking
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Thanks for all the compliments. I REALLY appreciate it! Everybody's deer look great! There are so many good people in this business!
Here is a comparison of Jack McGraw from 1, 2, and 3. This deer forum has caused me to take pictures for the last 3-4 years and try to keep track of them!
First Jack McGraw as a Yearling
Then Jack McGraw as a 2 yr old on June 21, 2010
And Finally Jack Yesterday!
Jack is a good example of why we crossed Timberjack with MartyGraw. To try and get big frame production with lots of extras. We have not used him yet as a breeder but plan on doing so this year. He has about 40 points so far and we are estimating he will finish in the mid 300's. He has earned some ladies....Ahhh but which ones?
Here is a comparison of Jack McGraw from 1, 2, and 3. This deer forum has caused me to take pictures for the last 3-4 years and try to keep track of them!
First Jack McGraw as a Yearling
Then Jack McGraw as a 2 yr old on June 21, 2010
And Finally Jack Yesterday!
Jack is a good example of why we crossed Timberjack with MartyGraw. To try and get big frame production with lots of extras. We have not used him yet as a breeder but plan on doing so this year. He has about 40 points so far and we are estimating he will finish in the mid 300's. He has earned some ladies....Ahhh but which ones?
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Awesome pictures James......I am starting to get some timber jack offspring on the farm here and can,t wait to see how they turn out......got two yearling buck fawns and a buck and a dpe fawn this year from him.......I like how you put the pictures on there to show his progress over the years ........way to cool.......I think we should start a thread just for that......it is cool to see their progress from year to year.
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Sam, Hows Tim McGraw doing
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