apple

Took a tour at Apple Creek just now. Thank you very much Ryan for taking the time to visit with me. They have some great bucks growing there. TX Double Down is amazing. A huge two year old that will score big time with a good look. And a couple boys they are keeping quiet about. Watch for...

Apple Creek Whitetails was put on WI State quarantine just before the holidays due to the CWD positive found at Flees' farm in WI.   The farm quarantine was issued just before the holidays and we were left with few choices. We were actively entertaining our hunting clients and our...

FFA's National Alumni toured Apple Creek's new fodder plant which produces 2-3 tons of fodder per day. They where exited to see a consistent controlled forge production at a fraction of the cost of protein pellets. Our next tour open to deer farmers will be during the Whitetails Of Wisconsin...

.....................................

Has anyone tried the Safe-guard Equi-bits? Alfalfa based and apple flavor. Seems like a great product for deer. Anyone see any problems with using this for deer? http://www.getrotationright.com/productEquiBits.asp

First velvet hunt of the year at Apple Creek Ranch, with an amazing pass through shot.

I just got back from the Apple Creek Inseminator and Chemical Imobilization training. This was the most informative training I have ever seen! Apple Creek is one amazing place. If you ever get a chance to attend training there, walk if you must to get there. It will be worth every step. I...

Please contact us if you would still like to attend. This should be a very valuable seminar. We have hunting available before and after the seminar! If you have singed up and have not been contacted please call ASAP. Thursday, October 7th 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Photography/Video Session by...

While on a visit to Apple creek we took a little time to go samon fishing......well I hate to do this to ya Scott but must give credit where credit is due.....below is Scott with the one fish he caught....and the other picture is his mighty son Simon with one of the Many that he caught!!!!:D:D:eek:

Folks, I have just heard that Nate, the Fawn Manager at Apple Creek Whitetails, has lost a very dear friend in a tragic accident. I know that this is hitting the entire Apple Creek family hard, they are all so close to each other, and of course being in the middle of fawn season just compounds...

I would like to hear from deer farmers who have used the insemenator. What was the success rate and did you do it yourself or have a vet do it?

Here are some updated videos. Here is Kodiak, he is the father to Typhoon!!!:D:D:D http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/144/Kodiak Here is Great Smoky.:D:D:D http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/145/Great-Smoky Here is Big Jim, He has a good chance to reach 400'' this year!!!:D:D:D...

Today we here at Apple Creek had a few fellow deer farmers from Ohio come in for a tour of our facilities and to learn how we handle and manage our deer. They're here for today and tomorrow and are learning all they can. Today they started off with a tour of the pens guided by Scott and Joe...

Here is a video of our largest yearling Mojave!!!:D:D:D http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK9oIih0Afw I will try to keep up-dated photos and videos on this thread as much as possible!;););)

Is the any production stats on this product yet this year? For those that used it, let us know. Apple Creek, How did you do? The reason is not the vet or the cost of considering this product. It is the timing, and scheduling of getting those good vets.

Here are some photos we took today!!! :D:D:cool::cool: Are they nice?

:cool::cool: These are photos of some of the bucks at the beginning of may. From top to bottom Kodiak- He's off to a great start One of Kodiak's sons, he's a yearling. Big Jim on the left in the next, next to Great Smokey. Great Smokey alone in the next one, he's doing well...