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ddwhitetails said:
D, We use photobucket. My last few pics have been with my cell so they were not so clear. Real simple to do!
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Bedford, PA
chris patton said:
Dang Chris... those yearlings are further along than my mature bucks!!! Hope they get huge for ya buddy!
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Indiana
Thanks for the comments Michael and Dennis. It is to early to tell much now, but we are kinda of excited about Tombstones first yearlings so far .
Chris I think it's safe to say your gonna have a few nice yearlings there.......without a doubt!
Chris I like how they are starting no stuff around the bases
Looks great. Would like to see how they finish I bet nice.
Looks great. Would like to see how they finish I bet nice.
Thanks Fellows for the comments for sure, But we all Know its not how they start but how they finish. Tombstone was the biggest yearling we ever raised and so far (fingers crossed) his yearlings are way bigger. By the way the biggest yearling is the same one I posted a picture of at 6 months old. His body makes him look like a 2 year old and his twin brother is just as big. But his twin looks to be more nontypical. Tombstone had a bad year last year with that abscessed tooth but he is looking fine now at 3 after he bred 30 good does. We will see. time will tell. But Thanks again for the comments, we are proud!!
Cassie, you have something to be proud of. One day we will show them northern boys how to grow deer in the south.
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