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Monday, September 21, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Updated 2009 Whitetail Buck Photos Posted
New photos of the whitetail antler growth are posted below....the "unveiling" will begin soon :)
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Updated 2009 Whitetail Buck Photos Posted
Here are the 3 year old twins. A complete slideshow can be seen below.
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
Updated 2009 Whitetail Buck Photos Posted
Check out the slide show below for updated photos of the antler growth on the whitetail herd....as of 7/8/09
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Updated 2009 Whitetail Buck Photos Posted
New photos as of Sunday 6/28 are posted below in the slideshow. Green ear tags are yearlings, yellow tags are mostly 2-3yr olds.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Whitetail Antler Slideshow Updated
I just updated the Whitetail Antler slideshow of photos if you scroll down on the blog. The green tags are yearling bucks. The yellow tags are mostly 2 or 3 yr. old bucks. The split ear is a yearling. Looking good!
Monday, June 15, 2009
First Fallow Fawns Arrived today!
Two does decided to have their fawns on the same day! Adding more color to the pasture! We haven't determined whether they are bucks or does yet....maybe I'll get some new photos this evening of the fawns and and update on the whitetail antler growth.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009
Spring is in the air.......
Joe's busy getting the pastures rotated and reseeded....anxiously awaiting those spring whitetail fawns. We've upgraded our feeders to cut down on waste and have tweeked the feed mixture....looking for some great antlers this year! I'll work on getting some updated photos as soon as the new growth starts.
The Axis of course birth year round and that has been our ongoing challenge with the fawns and cold weather. With the expanded barn, we thought we had things pretty well in hand and didn't lose as many winter fawns as in the past...we did catch one doe fawn starting to show signs of stress with the cold and get her started on a bottle. She has been sold to Linda Vermules to add to her herd of bottle raised Axis...Thanks! We've had a few that the new barn setup have saved throughout the winter, but are still working on better "heated" creep areas for the fawns to not get trompled.
The fallow are enjoying the weather and it's fun to watch them romp.
The Axis of course birth year round and that has been our ongoing challenge with the fawns and cold weather. With the expanded barn, we thought we had things pretty well in hand and didn't lose as many winter fawns as in the past...we did catch one doe fawn starting to show signs of stress with the cold and get her started on a bottle. She has been sold to Linda Vermules to add to her herd of bottle raised Axis...Thanks! We've had a few that the new barn setup have saved throughout the winter, but are still working on better "heated" creep areas for the fawns to not get trompled.
The fallow are enjoying the weather and it's fun to watch them romp.
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