Antlers 2012
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Fulton, Michigan
Posting a few pictures for a good friend of mine, Chris Rugg. First is a Marty Graw son, next two are maxbo sons (Third picture is a 2 year old). The last picture left is Outrageous son, middle is Marty Graw son and right one is a Maxbo son.
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Columbia City, IN
Here is an updated picture of Rolling Timber. He's still adding it on! He will be for sale at the Great Lakes Classic in August 17-18 if anyone is looking for a great breeder. He's a buck fawn machine giving me 77% this year and 74% buck fawns last year. Rocky Roller on top and Timberghost on the bottom.
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"SPARKS PEOPLE" Bone Collector XL is on FIRE !!!!! He is going to be in a class by himself. HE has it all and just keeps getting BIGGER & BIGGER. It is unreal. WE realize how lucky we are to able to walk on the same ground that he calls home.go to zumbroriverwhitetails.com for more info. Thanks Steve
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Bedford, PA
RocksnRacks said:
I've seen these bucks in person several times. Daniel has some incredibly impressive framed bucks that would turn any hunter inside out at the sight of them!
If I had a ranch I would buy these up in a second!
Steve, Bone Collector XL has really grown alot since I saw him a couple of weeks ago. This a buck where pictures just don't do him justice. Way to go he looks great. I love the width and open frame. He has a lot of points, but doesn't look trashy.
Gary
Gary
Here is bossman today.. He is wildman over little orange 23!! He is bred alot like texas teas mother. J454 is the mother to little orange 23. Elijah is the father to wildman and grandfather to bossman. He has always had a BIG FRAME but he put a few extras on this year !! Think we are going to cut him he can't seem to keep his beams out of the ground when he eats!! 
If you want to grow big frame deer this blood line is doing it ... I don't show alot of the bucks we are growing because they are getting shot in the hunting preserve but young blood is getting it done!!
If you want to grow big frame deer this blood line is doing it ... I don't show alot of the bucks we are growing because they are getting shot in the hunting preserve but young blood is getting it done!!
He's an awesome deer Kurt, I saw him live when he was still here in PA and he is impressive. Glad I've got some "young blood" on my farm.
We may not have the biggest yearlings, but they do make solid gains each season and every year we tweak the genetics a little more to get closer to our ultimate goal. It is possible to build up a good producing heard without breaking the bank, so don't give up on your dreams, I know I didn't! Thanks for looking.
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Bedford, PA
kurthumphrey said:Here is bossman today.. He is wildman over little orange 23!! He is bred alot like texas teas mother. J454 is the mother to little orange 23. Elijah is the father to wildman and grandfather to bossman. He has always had a BIG FRAME but he put a few extras on this year !! Think we are going to cut him he can't seem to keep his beams out of the ground when he eats!!
He looks awesome Kurt. Bossman has one of the most proven pedigrees in the industry for producing big wide frames!!!
Little Orange 23 is a LEGIT power doe if there ever was one. How many son's and grandsons does she have over 26" inside?
Congrats Kurt great buck with a great pedigree to match!
ToddM said:
Todd, Those are some nice framey 3 yo bucks Cris has, congratulations to Cris Rugg! Can you let us know which deer is out of which sire ???
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Fulton, Michigan
Mi bucks said:
Oops, fixed it.
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Posting a few pictures for a good friend of mine, Chris Rugg. First is a Marty Graw son, next two are maxbo sons (Third picture is a 2 year old). The last picture - left is Outrageous son, middle is Marty Graw son and right one is a Maxbo son (2yo).
mountain king said:
Thanks jerry! Unfortunately he busted his main beam and a drop. Since we had a one of the coolest mornings in a couple months we went ahead and cut him while we had him down. I really hated to cut his growth short but it's not worth losing him. We velvet scored him at 339 6/8. He had a 242 inch mainframe as a 7x7.
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama