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Antlers 2011

Jim,



Great looking buck. I feel lucky to have purchased a couple of straws last year. You have updated your Quest pedigree and helped your investors with their new fawns. Thank You



Just click on Jim's Sudden Explosion and review his work





 
Jim, Congrats on a great looking buck. Sudden Explosion looks awesome and a whole lot like I figured he would if you got his body condition up from where it was last year. But I think he has an even better rack in him for next year. I know a little bit about that line and he will do well for you both in his racks and his passdown production.

Congrats again and keep him healthy and add a few more pounds to his body and watch what he does next summer. You will be happy with him. :)
 
This is the biggest yearling we have ever had!! Hes Maxin Alike/Highroller/Flees Lucky!
 

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Applecreek Scott said:
Jim,



Great looking buck. I feel lucky to have purchased a couple of straws last year. You have updated your Quest pedigree and helped your investors with their new fawns. Thank You



Just click on Jim's Sudden Explosion and review his work








Anyone who wants to see SE is welcome to do so. You can get to 5 feet and at that distance he almost scares you.
 
First one is a maxin pc 2 year old. Second two is a 3 year old gangster son, the last is another nice 3 year old!
 

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Wayne they are looking good, my big yearing broke off part of his main beam. That suck he was looking good.
 
Your deer are looking very good Wayne. Real nice Maxin alike yearling.



Whitetail Sanctuary said:
First one is a maxin pc 2 year old. Second two is a 3 year old gangster son, the last is another nice 3 year old!
 
We have just posted a new video of the week on our web site www.browningwhitetails.com, this week we are featuring Ranger X a Mighty Ranger Yearling, his is the oldest and only yearling son out of Mighty Ranger on the Planet, please take a look and let us know what you think. his pedigree includes Mighty Ranger, Maxbo Ranger, Our kelsey, Rocket, Maverick top and bottom, Rolex, Maxbo x2, High Roller, Buddy, etc.....



Thank You
 
Jim , I love those 45 degree drops--that is one of my favorite traits in a buck. Maxbo 727 has shown to pass down that same trait. I have a couple of 727 does that I would like to try your buck on. Sam, I would like to have a dime for every inch of antler on your farm this year. All of our bucks were born on our place, and I love to see people invest in our genetics. Checks in the mail are good, but the older I get, I get my kicks from seeing bucks blow my mind. I have spent a hell of a lot of money to aquire what I believe to be the best and most consistint genetics in the world. I dont care who you are, if you have the buck with the look, genetics and proven background that I think will move our program forward-I will breed some does to your buck. Everyones deer are looking great. I may not be popular with the guys who are trying to make millions of dollars, but through extensive selective breeding- I can guarantee you that I can put great pedigeed bucks on your farm that will have what you are looking for on thier heads. Darren
 
X-Factor is still doing great. Still growing. It just blows me away at how fast the industry is changing. There are so many great deer out there. Hope everyone has great luck.
 

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How do these deer even keep there heads up in the air? It is hard to believe how many giants are out there this year. So many big bucks at such a young age.



- Johnny B
 
Maxbo Picket @ 6





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