Looking for information on vaginal AI; I’ve read a lot of info on the net about the subject, but can’t find any information on seminars. I am new to the industry and this will be my first breeding season. I live in Kentucky and don’t mind to travel out side of the state.
Looking for information on vaginal AI
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There are several listed on http://www.whitetaildeerfarmer.com/
AI Services page
Wayne Pederson
http://www.whitetaildeerfarmer.com/
AI Services page
Wayne Pederson
http://www.whitetaildeerfarmer.com/
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Since it sounds like your looking for a seminar and not just more reading material try this.
http://www.safecapture.com/New/deer&elk.html#AI
Hope it helps.
http://www.safecapture.com/New/deer&elk.html#AI
Hope it helps.
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IvyHollow said:
No problem, glad to help. I didn't invent the internet but I'm glad I could give you the info you were looking for.
A/I really isn't a big deal. This will be our 9th year I think and until last year my wife Laurie did all our A/I as well as for several other farms. The only reason really we decided to have a "pro" do ours is because I need Laurie's help on my side of the drop chute and she can't be in two places at the same time. That and when you start selling deer that are being sold A/I'ed it gives the buyers more confidence in what they are spending their money on if a pro does the work.
Good luck!
Roger do you do any LAP AI? We did it once but don't think we will do it again, had good results but not sure it is in the best interest of the deer
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LJwhitetails said:
No James we do not do Lap A/I. We also don't think it is in the best interest of the animal. (That whole topic was argued once before on here and I seemed to be in the minority that time)
I think Lap is a tool that can be useful in certain instances but is over used around the country. One of the bigger named vets told me, "Lap is for farms who can't get good results doing vaginal a/i. If your getting better than 60% you don't need to do it." Those were his words and not mine.
I also think each farm should look at their own personal pasture conditions. Places that have wet or muddy pastures might want to avoid Lap a/i.
But again, what do I know.
Take care James.
R
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This may sound like a stupid question but Im gonna ask anyway. For those of you who vaginally AI, how do you split the straws ? What all is needed for this and when is the straw actually cut etc... A lot of the farmers selling semen straws are now offering a "guarenteed conception" if the semen straw is only split once. If the guarentee is good and you can breed 2 does with a single straw rather than just one then money-wise, the farmers doing the AI process would be foolish not to split the straws once. I know Roger posted a video on how to AI a deer but I didnt know if it showed how to split a 1/2 cc straw or not and I tried and couldnt locate the video to watch again anyway. Everyone chime in here and help this simple-minded Okie out if you will. Thanks in advance! Jeff
watch video #3 to the end, she will switch the plunger.
you use 2 different plunger rods; one pushes half straw, the other pushes the full straw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7LrOmzoVpM
you use 2 different plunger rods; one pushes half straw, the other pushes the full straw.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7LrOmzoVpM
You just push the plunger halfway then push other half in next doe. A more exact way is by useingApple creeks inseminater and this method is done by emptying semen into some more extender and then sucking it back up into two straws. Apple creek has classes on this. Contact them for more info they are great to deal with and have state of the art equipment .
When is apple creek having a class, can't find any info on apple creek classes.
Maxie:
AppleCreek's deer farming seminar is the 2nd weekend of October. We are bringing in a vet from Montana that will teach hands on chemical immobilization. Our staff will offer hands on inseminator breeding. There will semen handling and straw splitting training. Whitetail Exchange training and successful marketing techniques by Todd Morgan(Founder). Whitetail Quest online farm and pedigree management demonstration by Richard Mews (developer).
All participants will have the opportunity to test their breeding skills on live deer.
There is no cost for this seminar, however it is currently booked full. You can contact bonnie@applecreekwhitetails to be wait-listed.
AppleCreek is also sponsoring/training at the New York New Deer Farmers Seminar the first weekend of October in New York. The Cervid LiveStock Foundation is running this event contact person is Lori 715-447-8661.
Making every to promote and celebrate whitetail deer breeding and hunting,
Scott Follett
P.S Don't forget to watch the Packers Beat the Eagles 3:00 pm
AppleCreek's deer farming seminar is the 2nd weekend of October. We are bringing in a vet from Montana that will teach hands on chemical immobilization. Our staff will offer hands on inseminator breeding. There will semen handling and straw splitting training. Whitetail Exchange training and successful marketing techniques by Todd Morgan(Founder). Whitetail Quest online farm and pedigree management demonstration by Richard Mews (developer).
All participants will have the opportunity to test their breeding skills on live deer.
There is no cost for this seminar, however it is currently booked full. You can contact bonnie@applecreekwhitetails to be wait-listed.
AppleCreek is also sponsoring/training at the New York New Deer Farmers Seminar the first weekend of October in New York. The Cervid LiveStock Foundation is running this event contact person is Lori 715-447-8661.
Making every to promote and celebrate whitetail deer breeding and hunting,
Scott Follett
P.S Don't forget to watch the Packers Beat the Eagles 3:00 pm
Scott when is Brett and the vikings schedualed to beat the packers. Thats the one I want to see again.
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CurtisLloyd said:
Oh my God that is funny! If I weren't so tired right now I would die laughing on that one.
The New York New Deer Farmers class including AI'ng has been canceled until next year. Too many of the seminar speakers backed out and they didn't want to give people a second rate class. It's been rescheduled of next year on October 8 & 9.
Sandy Malone
Pasture Prime Farm
Rush, NY
Sandy Malone
Pasture Prime Farm
Rush, NY
