Galen, that double Dena doe fawn is awesome. Would love to have one just like her. I think White 99 and Redoy Bills mother ( Dena ) is a very powerful doe line for big frames.
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Gaylen, It is always a pleasure to hear of farms that truely have a direction and are focused on a perticular line of genetics. Today most are only focused on chasing the next great thing.
CONGRATULATIONNS and keep us posted on yor progress!
CONGRATULATIONNS and keep us posted on yor progress!
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Greg, that is exactly what I was thinking.
If I remember right you have used some White 99 in your breeding program, right?
1263 is the first Arty son born on my farm. His mother is one of 4 Ax-Man daughters that went into production for me this year. The Mega doe (Beth) on the bottom has a real nice open framed 3 year old on my farm this year. Mega brings width to the table and so does Arty.
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1252 & 1254 are doe fawns out of my three legged doe, Yellow 54. The pedigree on Yellow 54 is not that impressive but her bloodlines are built for big typicals. Yellow 7&8 were half brother and sister and that breeding produced a buck that I called Rackula. He was a 7x6 mainframe typical. I bred him to Andrea to get Yellow 54. The last two years Yellow 54’s sons are some of the best looking on the farm. Now add Ax-Man for added mass and blood flow and these girls will produce your big framed typical.
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1265 &1267 are bucks fawns that were born yesterday. Their mother is Yellow 88, a daughter of Chad Machart’s Navajo 207@2 and a High Octane doe. High Octane was a wide typical buck out of Minnesota. The buck fawns sire is Prairie Blaze. You have Thunder, Big Jake, Scout, Blazer, Uno all in this pedigree. They should get BIG!
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Galen, yes have two White 99 does and one of them has proven to be one of our top does the other is a yearling. We also used Whitetail Sales 3 year old White 99 son Big Buisiness on a live cover. He also carries a tremendous frame score. We are also using the Split ll line which we think connects to Dena because we are pretty sure that Dena and Split ll`s mother were womb sisters. That line does not fail to produce huge frames it would be a good line breed for your Redoy Bill and White 99 does.
Thanks for the info. Greg. I just heard last Saturday from an Amish man that the Split ll line was connected to Dena somehow. Thanks.
Here is a connection that I'm pretty sure that not many have made. Here's a hint: Ace's mother was Redoy Jim/Ziegler doe.
Yellow #1258 is going to be one of those does that could go either typical or non-typical with her offspring. Her sire, Razor’s Edge (236@2) was bred to be typical. Instead he became a blood pumping non-typical. Edge’s sire College Fund was 207@2 typical and was sired by Reno. Summer was PA Geronimo on a Mammoth doe. On the dam side is Yellow3 82. 82’s sire was Atlas, probably one of the most typical sons of Auggie on top of a Mega doe, another typical bloodline. Yellow 82’s brother is 3 this year and is turning into a beautiful open framed mostly typical buck.
Yellow #1258 pedigree includes some framey producers like Reno, Auggie, and Uno. Typical bucks like Mammoth, Mega, and Andy (Amos’ half brother). The blood pumping ability from Pa Geronimo twice.
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Yellow #1258 pedigree includes some framey producers like Reno, Auggie, and Uno. Typical bucks like Mammoth, Mega, and Andy (Amos’ half brother). The blood pumping ability from Pa Geronimo twice.
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Yellow 1260 & 1262 are very special doe fawns. They represent years of planning, and stacking the pedigree just right. Two of the most proven dams that I have on the farm are in key spots on the bottom. Andrea has never had a bad son all going over 200@3 and the same goes for Amy (Green 540). One is an Andy (Amos’ half brother) daughter the other is an Amos girl. Add in Ax-Man for an outcross, but maintain stability with Ace sister on top. Some big bucks are going to be produced with these girls.
Yellow 86 is the only offspring of #44. To date Yellow 86 has fawned twice, each time giving me twin doe fawns out of Ax-Man. So I have a couple that I will sell.
The dams in these girls are powerhouses. Without naming everyone I’ll just list a few: Andrea, Amy, Blue 24, Angela, Zoey, Xenia, Orange 40, W#3, Yellow 27. All proven.
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Yellow 86 is the only offspring of #44. To date Yellow 86 has fawned twice, each time giving me twin doe fawns out of Ax-Man. So I have a couple that I will sell.
The dams in these girls are powerhouses. Without naming everyone I’ll just list a few: Andrea, Amy, Blue 24, Angela, Zoey, Xenia, Orange 40, W#3, Yellow 27. All proven.
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Your right Tom those Ace girls do produce and produce well. I can think of a couple that I would love to have myself.
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Gaylen, i was reading this post back right off the start of page one. I examined Axe man's pedigree and I wanted to comment. I see is outta Maxbo Extreme. My breeder buck is out of a Maxbo Extreme doe, also my best yearling to this point(an 8X5 so far) is out of a Maxbo extreme doe as well. I see you will have him mixed in your herd well. I would have to say from my expierence that Maxbo Extreme is an elite producer, and I have seen him do well for another few locals. My breeder bucks name is Runnin Wild, he scored around the 220" mark as a two year old, he has a brother on another local farm. His brothers name is Mojo, he scored 198" typical last year, not a single extra point. Both my buck and his brother Mojo are doing fanastic on their new growth, and i would say 300" is not out of the question for either of them this year. I would estimate my buck is around the 25" wide mark already, and his brother is not far under that. Good luck with everything this year, i hope your fawns grow fast and your bucks do great.
Ax-Man was what I considered to be the perfect outcross buck for my farm. With all of the young line-bred does that I had coming up at the time, and the look that I what to maintain, the choice was easy for me.
I have one yearling son of Ax-Man on my farm this year and I think he looks really good. He is past is G-2's and has a paddle on the end wider than the palm of my hand.
When my wife and kids get back from vacation and bring our camera back I will get some fresh pictures up of Ax-Man and his yearling.
I have one yearling son of Ax-Man on my farm this year and I think he looks really good. He is past is G-2's and has a paddle on the end wider than the palm of my hand.
When my wife and kids get back from vacation and bring our camera back I will get some fresh pictures up of Ax-Man and his yearling.
1264 is primed and ready for outcross. When line-breeding, my favorite cross is half-brother to half-sister, and that is what I have done here. When I made this cross my intentions were to put on inches fast yet keep a distinguishable mainframe appearance.
This girls pedigree has Reno 2X, Pa Geronimo 4X, Mammoth 2X. Three half siblings in Razor, Yellow 7, and Yellow 8.
This one will be for sale in the fall, as I have a full sister a year older that will be entering my breeding program.
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This girls pedigree has Reno 2X, Pa Geronimo 4X, Mammoth 2X. Three half siblings in Razor, Yellow 7, and Yellow 8.
This one will be for sale in the fall, as I have a full sister a year older that will be entering my breeding program.
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