AI Success Rate

ToddM

Joined May 2009

711 Posts | 0+

Fulton, Michigan

Discussion Starter
• Jun 6, 2009

• #1

How did everyone do this year? I want to thank Kelly and Hilary Powell and Dan Spoelman. He did 17 does at my farm and 14 stuck (82.3%). We had 26 fawns out of the 14 does (14 does and 12 bucks). All are healthy and still alive. On a friends farm that they did 5 miles from me the same day he went 8 for 9 (88.8%). Total for the two farms is 22 out of 26 (84.6%).



Thank you Kelly Hilary and Dan!!!!

 

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Grizzly

Joined Apr 2009

4 Posts | 0+

• Jun 6, 2009

• #2

So apparently Kelly breeds by himself



GG

 

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ANTLER VALLEY

Joined Apr 2009

1,020 Posts | 0+

Carrollton, MO

• Jun 6, 2009

• #3

Not well. I did my first ones last year, and I stuck a few, but not enough. Thankfully, I didn't spend a fortune on the semen and the backup bucks are decent. I just have to wait a little more for the rest to pop.

 

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Wooden acres

Joined Apr 2009

270 Posts | 0+

Ringle, WI

• Jun 7, 2009

• #4

Not sure what percent this is(75+) but I got 9 out of 13 this year. I know it's not the high 80 percents most of you get but it was my first time doing my own and I'm very happy with it . I may have AIed a bit to early Nov 8th as I had to be in Meeker Colorado on the 10th for an elk hunt . There were also 7 of these 13 doe's that were first time breeders so yup I'm pretty happy . Last season I had someone else do it and got zero so 9 is much much better then zero any day in my book !! Maybe I'll get lucky and get a higher percent next year..lol.. Thanks to everyone who sold me GOOD semen ,THANK YOU !!

 

Reed68

Joined Apr 2009

660 Posts | 0+

Madill, Oklahoma

• Jun 7, 2009

• #5

We started with 9. One pulled cidr, and one was a yearling that hadn't had a fawn, so I dont count them if they dont stick. So we ended up truley AI'ing 7, with 5 that stuck. So 71% for me. Thanks to Dr Favero for sliding me in on his busy schedule.

 

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virgil

Joined Apr 2009

1,020 Posts | 0+

Polk, PA located in west central pa

• Jun 7, 2009

• #6

I ai'd 10 and 7 took pssibly 8 one had her fawns at 212 days wishful thinking probaly. So that leaves me at 70-80%. Dennis how did you do.

 

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WRW_2

Joined Apr 2009

401 Posts | 0+

St. Peters, Missouri

• Jun 7, 2009

• #7

We got lucky this year, we AI'd two of our 4 does and both took. We had them done by Dr. Shipley.



Our PA Geronimo doe took to Sudden Impact and our AGN 12 Pack doe took to Hydro-Ax again for the second year in a row. We got 2 buck fawns out of the PA doe at 190 days and two buck fawns and a doe fawn out of our 12 Pack doe at 193 days. I can't wait to see what they grow next year. As Sam would say, CWD really bad right now, and they're not even a month old yet, you got to love this.



Later

 

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Edgemoor

Joined Apr 2009

173 Posts | 0+

Adamsville, OH

• Jun 7, 2009

• #8

we went 10 for 12, with 21 fawns. not bad.

 

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ZZ Whitetails

Joined Apr 2009

124 Posts | 0+

• Jun 7, 2009

• #9

Jay, the reason doc favaro does well cuss he's able to look them eye to eye if you will! Big doe he has to stand on his tip toes! ZZ

 

Reed68

Joined Apr 2009

660 Posts | 0+

Madill, Oklahoma

• Jun 7, 2009

• #10

............lmao..........