The Inseminator
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Applecreek Scott said:
Still room for 5 more people for the Inseminator class October 8 & 9. I will post times and Information for the 2 days. Thank you for your interest and be assured I will make your time investment valuable.
Scott
Hello Scott,
I thought I would go to your website and see how the farm is changing. The links for the farm and the hunting are the same, not sure if I agree with that. Anyway, they both send me to applecreek ranch and all I see is hunting. It could be my lack of computer abilities as well. But given the investment that you have made, I thought that you would have a website talking about your breeding operation.
Ray
I thought I would go to your website and see how the farm is changing. The links for the farm and the hunting are the same, not sure if I agree with that. Anyway, they both send me to applecreek ranch and all I see is hunting. It could be my lack of computer abilities as well. But given the investment that you have made, I thought that you would have a website talking about your breeding operation.
Ray
Double J Whitetails thank you for your post we have you down for extra person.
Darrell from Whitetail Grande Thanks for the E-mail I have you also listed.
This morning we tagged another dozen Inseminator fawns today.
We still have space for another 3 deer farmers.
Scott
Dr. Favero,
When I saw your post, I asked Scott if I could respond to this post.
As you must know, I am responsible for the techonology development at Apple Creek, Whitetail Quest, the Buck Channel, and Whitetail Exchange.
You are correct that we do not have our "own" specific web site that highlights are genetics. We only have the ranch website.
This may seem like a very bad business plan. But if you look further into who and what Apple Creek Whitetails is all about, this may shed some light on the topic.
Scott's and Apple Creeks's first and foremost goal is: To serve the whitetail industry.
The second goal is (and we are from Wisconsin) is to promote the hunting industry, which is our industries end product. Without this side of the industry, the breeding side would be a mute point.
We made a conscience decision to first, promote our farm through the hunting side, and at the same time, serve the industry with internet marketing, online auctions, and education by means of Whitetail Exchange, the Buck Channel and Whitetail Quest.
There will be a time after these goals have been accomplished, that Apple Creek will actively promote its genetics to our industry, but for right now, we are very happy that we can serve, help and educate others in our industry.
I hope this better explains our position and I hope in years to come, that our future genetics website will offer all your needs.
Richard Mews
Apple Creek Whitetails
Technology Director
When I saw your post, I asked Scott if I could respond to this post.
As you must know, I am responsible for the techonology development at Apple Creek, Whitetail Quest, the Buck Channel, and Whitetail Exchange.
You are correct that we do not have our "own" specific web site that highlights are genetics. We only have the ranch website.
This may seem like a very bad business plan. But if you look further into who and what Apple Creek Whitetails is all about, this may shed some light on the topic.
Scott's and Apple Creeks's first and foremost goal is: To serve the whitetail industry.
The second goal is (and we are from Wisconsin) is to promote the hunting industry, which is our industries end product. Without this side of the industry, the breeding side would be a mute point.
We made a conscience decision to first, promote our farm through the hunting side, and at the same time, serve the industry with internet marketing, online auctions, and education by means of Whitetail Exchange, the Buck Channel and Whitetail Quest.
There will be a time after these goals have been accomplished, that Apple Creek will actively promote its genetics to our industry, but for right now, we are very happy that we can serve, help and educate others in our industry.
I hope this better explains our position and I hope in years to come, that our future genetics website will offer all your needs.
Richard Mews
Apple Creek Whitetails
Technology Director
No problem Richard. I was just trying to following the link posted at the bottom of Scott Follett's post. I thought that I might have been doing something wrong, or there was a bad link.
Ray
Ray
drfavero said:
Hi Ray,
Thanks for the note. I hope you are resting up from your busy travel season. Thanks for sharing ideas this past year your years of experience and dedication to the deer breeders have helped many.
Scott
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We have a friend that would like to attend with Randy and I if there is still room. Otherwise, I would just let him take my place and I will just watch.
alabowhunter said:
Just tagged another 16 Inseminator fawns with Joe and my daughter Emma. This brings us to over 200 healthy Inseminator fawns on the ground. We have over 38 on the bottle. This last year we spaced our Inseminator AI's over several weeks to not be hit so hard at one time and have ability to spend more time with first week of bottle feeding. So far working great. Had one more opening for the Inseminator class. If interest please post. I only posted this on Deer Farmer as to thank you for all the great information we have gained by your members. Thank You!!!
Scott