Yearling Antler Growth

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B_Whitetails

Joined Apr 2009

628 Posts | 0+

Landisburg, PA

Discussion Starter
• May 1, 2009

• #1

I think it would be interested to see some yearling growing. Last year the yearlings in the industry looked awsome. We need to watch them grow out. Lets see em guys!

 

Edgemoor

Joined Apr 2009

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Adamsville, OH

• May 2, 2009

• #2

Too early for me, but here's the best I have so far. He is a son of my Avitar.

 

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ER Whitetails

Joined Apr 2009

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Between shipshy and Indy

• May 6, 2009

• #3

Nice start Edgemoor.

This is the biggest of the two yearlings that I have.

Son of Superhawk, grandson of silverhawk.

 

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Isaac@AppleCreek

Joined May 2009

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Gillett, WI

• May 6, 2009

• #4

Here are some nice yearlings.

Are they ok?



http://applecreekwhitetails.com

 

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Derek Workman

Joined Apr 2009

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Plymouth, Indiana

• May 7, 2009

• #5

isaac said:

Here are some nice yearlings.

Are they ok?



http://applecreekwhitetails.com

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both look ok to me. Mine looks like the bottom one. That top ones sure is starting well!!!

 

WillPenn Whitetails

Joined Apr 2009

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Bedford, PA

• May 7, 2009

• #6

Not much to see just yet, but here are a few of my yearlings.

R2 is a Wildman son

R8 is a Stickers son

 

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SJames

Joined Apr 2009

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Columbia, MO

• May 7, 2009

• #7

Here are some Timberjack and some Timberjack/Martygraw yearlings.

 

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