Timber Hollow and Whitetail Dreams 2012 Bucks

Four Seasons Whitetails · Sep 10, 2012

They look great sam!!!!

SJames · Sep 24, 2012

Here is a 3 year old Romeo/Soaring Eagle named Roaming Eagle. He is 360 at 3. Had the matching drop and broke it off

Antlershed · Sep 24, 2012

Nice one, a couple slight side to side variations, but overall geogeous symmetry!! I REALLY like that buck....he would be a lifelong breeder if he were in my pens.

SJames · Sep 25, 2012

Lets not forget about my old buddy Doublejack. He is Timberjack over Doubledown. He was cut on July 18th and still scored 387 with a 27 inch inside spread. I'm sure he would have gone well into the 400 inch range if he could have grown out.

SJames · Oct 9, 2012

Congrats to the 5 winners of the semen drawing!

They are

1. Lance Elledge

2. Marvin Diller

3. Homer Thompkins

4. Carla Bradbury

5. Donald Hodge

Thank you to everyone who purchased semen, doe fawns or bred does in 2012. We appreciate it!

Winners can pick a straw from our lineup of bucks. All bucks listed on this thread are available except Cadillac Kid.

Good luck to everyone this fall!

Four Seasons Whitetails · Oct 9, 2012

SJames said:
Congrats to the 5 winners of the semen drawing!

They are

1. Lance Elledge

2. Marvin Diller

3. Homer Thompkins

4. Carla Bradbury

5. Donald Hodge

Thank you to everyone who purchased semen, doe fawns or bred does in 2012. We appreciate it!

Winners can pick a straw from our lineup of bucks. All bucks listed on this thread are available except Cadillac Kid.

Good luck to everyone this fall!

Are you kidding me. All the semen i have bought and i dont win anything? LOL. Just my luck with drawings. There could be 2 names in a hat with one being mine...I would still not get the nod. Great bucks again this year sam!!

Bruns Island Whitetails · Oct 9, 2012

One of the winners Ive seen win more than once. I want that guy to buy me a lotto ticket!! Not only is he sometimes lucky, he is a great example of a good man, and fellow deerfarmer. Way to go Lance!!

SJames · Oct 9, 2012

Lance is lucky. I will expect him to donate a winning straw to something worthy!

gcw matt · Oct 9, 2012

With all the does Lance lost to EHd This year I'm glad to see his luck changing back to good. You won't find a better man in the deer business.

SJames · Nov 28, 2012

We usually cut all of our bucks but decided this year to leave the antlers on as many of the breeders as we could. The only breeder we cut was Cornerstone because he had so many horizontal flyers we thought he might catch them in the fence.

We used 7 breeders total. We used 2 3 year olds, 4 2 year olds and one yearling.

First the 3 year olds:

Power Sneakers (326 27 IS - Powerball over Sneakers):

Here is Roaming Eagle coming and going (365 28 IS broke the double drop - Romeo over Soaring Eagle):

ToddM · Nov 28, 2012

INCREDIBLE as usual!

SJames · Nov 28, 2012

Here are a couple of the 2 year old breeders:

First Extreme Roller (Extreme Sneakers over Rocky Roller over HighRoller (RolexBy10 and the Chosen One's Dam))

And here is Waylons Impact (270 27 IS - Maxbo Impact over Waylon and Waldos's Dam)

Cedar creek farms · Nov 28, 2012

Sam u got any pics on sudden Bucky and Moses in hard antlers this year

Four Seasons Whitetails · Nov 29, 2012

And that big yearling, Flying Jack i believe you named him. Sure glad i used that straw! I think he is going to be a step above!

Johnny B · Nov 29, 2012

You know there is some part of cutting antlers that is slightly relieving, on the other hand, there is something worth keeping them on...... My goodness to big bucks like that give me a shot of adrenaline when seeing them in person! Being up close and personal with a giant 200-400" buck makes your stop and dream, if only just for a minute that your in the woods seeing his big ole head pop out from behind a thicket. If only one were so luck! Thanks for sharing Sam, they really look spectacular!

-Johnny B

SJames · Nov 29, 2012

Thanks for all the kind words! I must say it is fun walking by each breeder pen and seeing a giant with his antlers on. It does send chills up your spine. It doesn't really matter how many times you see them.

Here are the other 2 - 2 year olds we picked as breeders:

Highway 727 261 23-4 IS (Maxbo 727 over Highway 10 over Y30 (Jeckyl/Bucky Jr./Poncho)

And of course Cornerstone 314 (Maxbo 727 over Y30 (Jeckyl.Bucky Jr./Poncho)

Cut him due to all the "fence catchers"

kurthumphrey · Dec 1, 2012

You have some great looking breeders Sam

!! Hope all is well up your way.

mountain king · Dec 1, 2012

Great great deer sam who would have thought we would have that kind of deer 25 years ago impressive congrrats jerry

SJames · Dec 2, 2012

A few years back I said I would never breed with a yearling again. Well I guess I have to eat those words. Brian and I put 5 does in a pen with this yearling "Flying Jack" He is 24-3/8 IS and scored 188. He is Timberjack over Waylon. Waylon does consistently produce width.

That concludes the list of all 7 breeders:

Yearling:

Flying Jack (5 does)

2 Year Olds:

Cornerstone (10 does)

Extreme Roller (10 does)

Waylons Impact (5 does)

Highway 727 (5 does)

3 Year Olds:

Roaming Eagle (10 does)

Power Sneakers (5 does)

We also A.I. bred about 28 does

Antlershed · Dec 2, 2012

Wow Sam, Awesome deer! You have a perfect lineup of variety, each buck is beautiful in a different way, I love that no two bucks ever grow the same rack, that is way whitetails are so special. and the spread on that yearling of yours.......Wow, that is just unreal!

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