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Looks a lot like a Bucky Jr son to me. The only maybe in my mind is the trash from the bases to the brows.

If Bucky Jr then there should only be the one point coming off the mainbeam pointing forward somewhere around the brow and G2 area.

For whatever little bit I know about that line ;)
 
If it was Bucky JR the rest of the pedigree would be Loner/Lj could explain the stickers at the base. And if it goes the other way it would be Loner/Doc/BJB.... Either way he is a heck of a deer! What do you think of taking his sister and breeding her back to Cardiac Kid?
 
Love that New Image deer. He looks like Buster, which was one of my favorites at the top 30 last year. A Green 36 son. My kind of deer, Frame with lots of extras. I think he scored 450 or so. :D



Am I right? Congrats on that one. He is a top top buck!
 
The first pics are "Capone" a maxbo extreme yearling...The 2nd pic is" Notorious B.I.G" a XL 2 year old..They are both on Ricky Clevelands farm here in Alabama.
 

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I would like to thank Chris Patton for taking the time to give us a tour of his place. Tombstone was way bigger than any of his sorry pictures he's posted!:D I believe he has the best overall group of yearlings of any farm in Louisiana, except mine of course!:p Ever down this way stop in and see Chris, you'll be glad you did! -Jason DEER CREEK WHITETAILS
 
Thanks for the compliments on New Image. He is a Flees G36 son, Sam doesnt forget deer lol. Possibly more impressive is New Image's sons. He has the nicest group of bucks I have ever saw with his first group of bucks being 3yrs old. There is about 10 in the group from his first year of breeding and 1 should go 400"+ another 300"+ and multiple 240-280" huge framed cleaner bucks. He is passing the big 220-250"+ typical frame with extras. This deer fits perfectly into our typical does and non typical does that needs a frame added.

If anyone has any questions or interests feel free to call..814-312-6729
 
Dillan Porter said:
Hey, I have been bottle feeding a XL747 buck fawn who is doing great and I am really excited about him. I have been watching this thread hoping to see a current pic of XL747. Does anybody have any news or pics of him? Thanks.
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I talked to Nathan a few days ago and he said his bucks are doing great! We will be down there sometime around the end of this month to take pics and some video. He said XLT and XL 747 are getting real big, he also said he has some others that are flat puttin it on. I can't wait to get down there and see them, he always has some real giants runnin around. When we get the goods I'll post them up here along with a link to the video.
 
Congrats Russ on the new deer. He is as nice as you described him on the phone. Here are Gold Dust's latest photos. He is up to 50 points now and turning it on like you thought.
 

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I have a hard time believing my eyes when I look at new pictures every week of X-Factor. With another 30 days of hard growing how much bigger can he get? Man what a buck!! Russ knows how to grow em!!



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This is one of our Louisiana bucks, Rambeaux. This picture was taken a week ago. It's so hot down here now it's hard to keep them on their feed. They'll be doing fine and then they're off for 2 or 3 days. It was so humid and hot today it was hard to breathe!
 

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Looking through the 2011 collection there are certainly some great bucks out there. It's amazing how quick things are changing. Congratulations to everyone and good luck on finishing them out in good health!
 
Thanks Jason, I was glad to see you guys. Anybody is welcome to come take a look. I will be seeing you soon Jason, I try to get down there weekend maybe.





La. Bone Collector said:
I would like to thank Chris Patton for taking the time to give us a tour of his place. Tombstone was way bigger than any of his sorry pictures he's posted!:D I believe he has the best overall group of yearlings of any farm in Louisiana, except mine of course!:p Ever down this way stop in and see Chris, you'll be glad you did! -Jason DEER CREEK WHITETAILS
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Exbo is looking so good....These pictures do him no justice.



Big, massive and WAY more typical look than ever! On 7-8-2011
 

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Hi Mark, I will be waiting for your video link to XL747. I can not wait to see him. I am excieted about our XL747 buck fawn and, that we have five Typhoon doe fawns waiting for him to grow up!



Thanks, Dillan
 
Here is a sharp looking buck I saw the other day. He is a Romeo son. His mother is a doe called Fuzz. She is double bred BJ/Legend doe that Glenn Dice has been working with and making some really great framed deer with.
 

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