A couple of the stocker bucks I just posted go back to a Dane doe..... small world. Dane does do produce some excellent quality typicals. There have been some rather long discussions here on the forums about producing typical deer and many of the old names in the industry come up every time as proven producers. Dane, Oscar, Prince, Hollywood, Thunder, Patrick, Boomer are just some of the old lines that just simply do it. Great buck Wayne and congrats to you and Russ on diversifying an already stellar line up of deer!!
Thanks Aaron! Those are just two of many nice typicals we have this year. We try to focus on large, clean frames.
PS: That's a nice yearling you've got. Definately showing some potential!
PS: That's a nice yearling you've got. Definately showing some potential!
Maxbo Express is looking great at two. These pic were taken 8-4-11. He is Maxbo / Maxin / Fless Magnum with a nice clean look.
Shawn Callahan
Buckhaven Whitetail Breeders
www.buckhavenbreeders.com
Shawn Callahan
Buckhaven Whitetail Breeders
www.buckhavenbreeders.com
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Todd & Richard: I didn't mean to get off on a tangent about pedigrees but I did. I know you definetely need to know the pedigree for the planning & breeding of your herd to take it to the next level. And rightly so, it is of the utmost importance to your herd development. And Richard this was not directed at you, when you asked about the pedigree. It was in response toward a small group that just totally discount a great looking deer because he doesn't have a power house pedigree. A lot of the smaller deer farmers are doing a GREAT job producing some great deer, they just don't get the credit they deserve because they may not have the great pedigree to go with the deer. We all started that way, let's just don't lose sight of what got us here. We'll work on getting some pics posted of Hugo's off springs. Thanks
PDaddy you are exactly right. Hoefully respect will be gained this way for the deer & in the industry.
Aaron & both Josh's great post and great deer congrats to all.
Shawn I know you guys are always pushing to stay ahead of the curve & it shows in your deer. Express is looking good.
Aaron & both Josh's great post and great deer congrats to all.
Shawn I know you guys are always pushing to stay ahead of the curve & it shows in your deer. Express is looking good.
Trigger- nice yearling- do you have a picture of Dream Tonto, I have a straw of him and have lost track oh him?
Wayne, you make a good point! Deer farming started years ago where there wasn't many big deer in the country. You bred to the biggest deer you could find and sometimes that wasn't that big. Then you took the best looking offspring out of them and bred them.. This is why our foundation stock is solid .. example.. flees, borkholder, griffiths, bontager... they were all bred within a bloodline to make the line stronger!! Now everyone is all into hype instead of production. There are alot of bloodlines out there that dont have big names.. Great deer wayne!! Love his look!
calynnplantation said:
Pdaddy thanks i do not have a pic of him but captain tonto is for sale he is out of a towcow captain doe breed to dream tonto
Here he is, Evolution our 3 Year old Shadow son out of a proven Porter doe with 2 of her bucks scoring over 300” we are very excited about him.
massive 6x6 main frame, 14” tines, 30” inside spread, est. 250”
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massive 6x6 main frame, 14” tines, 30” inside spread, est. 250”
We are proud to anounce our partnership with Brand Whitetails in Evolution.
Call 877-269-9091 if you are interested in semen.
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STDF said:
Yes Pro-Max is a 5x5. The only sons out of Pro-Max are a yearling and two buck fawns. The yearling was born 7/24/2010,but doesnt look too bad. If like a photo of the yearling PM me your email.
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