Joined Apr 2009
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Northeast Wisconsin
On our farm it has been Jack the Ripper. He's an oldie but a goodie. Our Jack does are in the pedigree of nearly every big buck we've produced.
Joined May 2009
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Chillicothe, Missouri
Maxin Daughters produce blood flow really well and ANYTHING that comes out of Dean Bontragers.......Sundance,High Roller,Rolex does cross well with most everything!
Joined Apr 2009
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Columbia, MO
Todd, that REALLY does take some time to prove! The buck has to have a daughter, she has to have a son, and he has to grow up!
Timberjack is really starting to prove himself to us. We have a great crop of coming yearlings and a few coming 2 year olds. Here is one that looks promising.
We don’t have many older bucks yet out of does sired by Timberjack. I can’t wait to see what they look like!
But here are a couple of examples off the farm.
1. The Flees Free Agent Yearling Razor (293 @1) is from a Timberjack doe. Its the highest scoring yearling ever raised on the Flees Farm! They have some REALLY good other bucks out of their Timberjack does!
2. The yearling Mannix (pictured) below from Dakota Whitetails is from a Timberjack doe! He is one of the widest yearlings I've ever heard of! And he scored over 240 @ 1! Dakota Whitetails will confirm the power of Timberjack.
3. Russ Belar's Gold Dust which is over 500 at 3 is from a Timberjack doe.
There are probably many others out there. Since Timberjack is 8, there probably are not many over 2-3 years of age. If you have some (or even big Timberjack direct son’s), I’d really like to see them.
Timberjack is really starting to prove himself to us. We have a great crop of coming yearlings and a few coming 2 year olds. Here is one that looks promising.
We don’t have many older bucks yet out of does sired by Timberjack. I can’t wait to see what they look like!
But here are a couple of examples off the farm.
1. The Flees Free Agent Yearling Razor (293 @1) is from a Timberjack doe. Its the highest scoring yearling ever raised on the Flees Farm! They have some REALLY good other bucks out of their Timberjack does!
2. The yearling Mannix (pictured) below from Dakota Whitetails is from a Timberjack doe! He is one of the widest yearlings I've ever heard of! And he scored over 240 @ 1! Dakota Whitetails will confirm the power of Timberjack.
3. Russ Belar's Gold Dust which is over 500 at 3 is from a Timberjack doe.
There are probably many others out there. Since Timberjack is 8, there probably are not many over 2-3 years of age. If you have some (or even big Timberjack direct son’s), I’d really like to see them.
Joined Apr 2009
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Columbia, MO
I love HighRoller does too! R11 is the dam to RolexBy10 (470 7/8 at 4) and The Chosen One (225 at 2)! Another doe we sold, Y63 (owned by Rich Meech) was the mother to Steam Roller (340+ at 4) and TimberRoller (300 at 4). We have had several good producing HighRoller does. 
Joined Apr 2009
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Annville, Pennsylvania
We have two Jack the Ripper bucks, both very nice for sure. We have also found that using our farm sires to our farm does have created some real nice big bucks. WH Apache and WH War Paint, WH Silver Claw have been a power house for us
Joined May 2009
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Hands down Reno for us. Not only have the Reno does produced sons with score, we havent had a two year old under 25in wide out of them. Can't help but like that.
I feel i have to add that while our Maxin II daughters are still young they have several yearling sons looking exciting at this point. Have to agree with Wayne, the Maxin line is strong!
Joined May 2009
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama
I wouldn't trade my Rolex doe .......for nothing.....she produces......looking forward to seeing what my timber jack girls do in the near future!
