Clean Big Typicals.

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WRW_2

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St. Peters, Missouri

• Jun 24, 2009

• #21

Here is one of our 2 year olds. He's going to split his g-2's, but so far that's it. Everything else is clean. He looks to be at least a 5X5 main frame so far. We'll see how clean he turns out and if he adds any more frame.





Later

 

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wvdeerman

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Rivesville, WV

• Jun 25, 2009

• #22

Do piebalds count?



Here is our big clean typical piebald. Perfectly clean, except for the couple of stickers on his bases. Last year he was a clean 5 x 5 scoring 172" We're hoping for G-5's this year and making the 180's

 

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Mountain Top Whitetails

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Blue Ridge Summit ,Pa.

• Jun 25, 2009

• #23

Here is a clean typical named Black Jack off my farm.

 

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Buckskin

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Central Illinois

• Jun 26, 2009

• #24

Antler Valley, Do you spray round up in your pens? I swear that deer is glowing green.

 

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Meadowview

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Millersburg, PA 17061

• Jun 26, 2009

• #25

Here is a picture of EL Johnny on 06-22-09, along with his 3 year old photo (193 3/8" @ 3 - perfect 6X6 Typical), for reference. He is one of the last ones to start growing out at our place, but then he will continue to pour it on strong right up until the very end. He is much heavier on mass, appears to be slightly wider, and up to this point, he is keeping that beautiful typical frame. Call Elam Lapp @ 717-692-4759 for more information.

 

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Alex

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Michigan

• Jun 26, 2009

• #26

Here is a buck, Wht 68 that I consider pretty typical. he has very little junk except the stuff at the base. he has 11 points on his right and 10 on his left.

 

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wvdeerman

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Rivesville, WV

• Jun 26, 2009

• #27

Alex,



do you have a pedigree available on him? Semen available?

 

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Rustyblaster

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Zanesville, Ohio

• Jun 26, 2009

• #28

Buckskin,

I bet Antler valley feeds his buck baking soda, mountain dew, and peroxide. Click on this youtube link for explaination.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AGt0TROlnA

 

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Buckskin

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Central Illinois

• Jun 26, 2009

• #29

Rusty I think you nailed it! Rick

 

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Little Falls Whitetails

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Neenah, WI

• Jul 1, 2009

• #30

Got a few pictures of our breeder "Maxbuck". He is 7 this year, but still going strong.

 

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ANTLER VALLEY

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Carrollton, MO

• Jul 1, 2009

• #31

RUSTY BLASTER thanks for the publicity but I think you have the wrong guy-I didn't say anything about the Roundup spray/glowing deer...

 

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Scrapelineranch

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north, Hopkins Co., Tx.

• Jul 4, 2009

• #32

Hey, Rusty. Maybe I'll attach a 5 gal. bucket with a mist sprayer above a tri-pot feeder with this concoction!!! In defence of myself...my eyes are getting older!!!

 

Antlershed

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cental Pennsylvania

• Jul 7, 2009

• #33

here is one of my 2 year olds, he is super clean, He is thick.

 

ToddM

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Fulton, Michigan

• Jul 7, 2009

• #34

Here is a two year old Dreamcatcher son. Pretty darn typical so far.

 

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Nick

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Purgitsville, WV

• Jul 7, 2009

• #35

Antlershed, that is a beautiful buck. Looks like a clean 12 with possible spit G-2's. I really like his look.

Nick Biser

Team Biser Whitetails

 

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Isaac@AppleCreek

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Gillett, WI

• Jul 7, 2009

• #36

Can a Rolex grandson deliver clean 2 year old typical??? Check out this 2 year old video just posted on Da Buck Channel.



http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/120/Denali--July-6th



P.S You can post and promote your bucks free. 3600 videos viewed in 12 days.

 

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Aaron_CCDR

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Northeast Indiana

• Jul 7, 2009

• #37

Here is a 2 Yr old Dreamcatcher son for you Todd. As you can see he damaged early on on his left side, not to mention his button fell off 3 weeks later. The tines just are not putting it on well on that side. I think that might be why the brow split. He was perfect side to side as a yearling though. We are going to watch him a little closer next year to make sure he drops both buttons very close in time. He has bumped another typical tine since this picture a week ago too!!

 

IndependenceRanch

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Edgar, WI

• Jul 8, 2009

• #38

Isaac, I know of a really nice looking Rolex son who is just as typical as can be right now. A great row of up tines and pretty as a picture.

 

PaintedMeadowsBJs

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PA

• Jul 8, 2009

• #39

3 year old Redoy Jim son pictures taken the 4th of July...Slow and steady wins the race...I hope...as a yearling he was 20 inches wide

 

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Aaron_CCDR

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Northeast Indiana

• Jul 8, 2009

• #40

Doc 3 yr old son. He may end up with one or two stickers. This would be his first year with any trash though. He very slow to start due to pnuemonia and a severely injured leg. He has bumped an additional point on each side since this picture a week ago.