(Tango and tongo look great! ) I agree, but I am surprised they aren't more similar being brothers. But maby I could see it if my eye was trained more. Still consider myself new at this. do you call them twins ,but not identical twins? is there such a thing as identical twins in deer?
Everybodys deer are looking great. Man there sure is a ton of big deer out there.
I am ashamed to post mine!!
I am ashamed to post mine!!
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We had to cut out the door way 2 more feet so Hard Rock could fit in! He is easily 360+ right now. He has alot more left. The biggest of the two yearlings is PJ over Highrollers mom
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Wow, alot of great looking bucks.
Barry, Hope you're going to bring alot of pictures to the picinic
Couple of ours -not giant, but easy on the eyes
1st 2 pics are twin yearling brothers
3rd is a Waylon 3yr old
Hosch-A-Bye Whitetails
Barry, Hope you're going to bring alot of pictures to the picinic
Couple of ours -not giant, but easy on the eyes
1st 2 pics are twin yearling brothers
3rd is a Waylon 3yr old
Hosch-A-Bye Whitetails
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Awesome Antlers said:These are twin brothers Tango and Tongo. Tango is the buck to the far right. These guys are Tonto sons out of a Waylon doe.
Barry
Is Tango the buck in picture #1 and #2...the one with the side and back shot?
Bullet looks great steve!! My yearlings are real nice, will send you some pics, Very happy with the shock effect!! It does the Job!!!! Thanks!!
Scott Neeb
Chanllow Farms
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Scott Neeb
Chanllow Farms
In The Heart of Pa Dutch Country
Thanks for the compliments everyone.
Susan,
No, that is Tongo in the 3 pictures that you are talking about. Tango is the buck with the very heavy beam tips and only has the one picture. He was a late starter compared to Tongo but he is pouring it on now. Remember Sam's quote; ''It's not how they start, it's how they finish''. Hopefully he will continue to pour it on, he did the same as a yearling and turned into the best yearling I have ever raised.
Todd, great bucks! I do hope to make the picnic, I can't wait to see the new picts of eveyones bucks this year.
Susan,
No, that is Tongo in the 3 pictures that you are talking about. Tango is the buck with the very heavy beam tips and only has the one picture. He was a late starter compared to Tongo but he is pouring it on now. Remember Sam's quote; ''It's not how they start, it's how they finish''. Hopefully he will continue to pour it on, he did the same as a yearling and turned into the best yearling I have ever raised.
Todd, great bucks! I do hope to make the picnic, I can't wait to see the new picts of eveyones bucks this year.
dearjohn said:
These are twin Maxbo Impact sons out of a Waldo/Awesome doe. Dearjohn I thought you might like this post since you were talking about twins in your last post. I guess I'd call these twins, but not identical twins, although they sure share a similar appearance.
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That is what I thought Barry....just wanted to clarify for myself. Both look great....Tango has a long way to go and totally agree its how they finish that counts. Tongo is picket fence all the way with those beautiful tines. Love both of them!
Barry,
Glad to see Maxbo Impact is producing well for you. Those twins look really nice. How are your Hydro Power Ax yearlings looking? Tango and Tongo look real impressive also.
Glad to see Maxbo Impact is producing well for you. Those twins look really nice. How are your Hydro Power Ax yearlings looking? Tango and Tongo look real impressive also.
Think Scott, man there some some nice deer out there.I got a big boy out of Lexus that is turning it on.He will grow up in AUG.
Man there are so many Big bucks out there! lots to look through. Congrats to all. Hey Red Ridge that is as impressive a pen of 2 yr olds as Ive seen and I heard you are hiding a monster? whats up ? What is Tabascos pedigree?
Thanks Jim Glad I bought that bucks womb sister bred to Explosion last year!! and thanks for Tabasco's Pedigree that is quite a frame on a yearling.
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Mike , Shannon, Jim and everyone else... the boys are looking great! Congrats to all.
Here's an update shot of Tea... he's bumping his G-5's and starting to get busy with the tine length and drops now.
Here's an update shot of Tea... he's bumping his G-5's and starting to get busy with the tine length and drops now.
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