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It seems like a humorous topic, :)  but it was actually a serious discussion during the Top 30 show.  It comes about because of the serious problem of bucks not finishing antler growth and the need to cut antler early (or else lose the buck!).  There is little money to be made with cut off...

Yearling buck decided to rip out his pedical instead of rub off his velvet! Will he grow at all? Will he look remotely like a buck or just a glob? Any thoughts?

http://www.greatnorthernoutdoors.net/deer-cam I go here often

My magazine came on the 25th of Aug and since the deadline for pictures was the 4th of Aug I would like to see the deadline moved to a later time next year if you all still have this magazine. I like the idea of the mag and I like the price to have a buck listed. The layout isn't too bad either...

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:

I was just wondering how all my fellow Alabama breeders are doing with their deer. Please share pictures of some of your bucks. Here is a 3yr old off our farm in Forest Home.

I thought we could use another thread for this subject. Here is a picture of JKR BUD. He is from Gone Huntin Whitetails owned by John and Kathy Rose of Philippi WV. Bud scored 202 last year as a 2 yr old. He is much bigger this year than he was this same time last year. Bud is from...

Here is a 3 year old off of Blue Mountain Whitetails GB Highpoint/BM Crab King doe What do yall think?

This is an industry service announcement. We got the Watch Em Grow interface working now on Whitetail Quest. Any new farm or exisiting farm that has registered with Whitetail Quest (IT'S FREE!!!) can use this feature. Apple Creek Whitetails started us off by uploading 4 bucks on the Watch...

Lets see the growth on bucks of 2010. Big or small Early growers to late growers.