Breeding
As animal breeders we have an obligation to develop a breeding program that promotes and prioritizes the well-being of the animals we work with, ensuring that breeding practices align with ethical standards that promote the health and welfare of the animal.
Artificially manipulated genetics have created what many would call freaks and this is giving the deer farming industry a bad reputation as a whole.
https://www.outdoorlife.com/photos/gallery/hunting/2011/09/freak-show-bucks-look-genetically-altered-deer/ VISIT FREAK SHOW BUCKS
We believe that the deer farming industry play’s an important roll in our economy providing tens of thousands of jobs and contributing millions of dollars. We would like to create a new movement in the deer farming industry, one that promotes the whitetail deer in all of its glory with big beautiful antlers but antlers that are more representative of a typical, traditional, and historical whitetail deer.
Conner pink 003
Conner is our Big breeder buck and he was chosen for his traditional and historical whitetail features that make him invaluable to our breeding program that we have established.
Conner pink 003
Conner is a two year old and is ready for breeding.
another son of Lucky yellow 13.
Bandit yellow 010
Bandit @1 son of Fin blue 62 . He is an amazing yearling! Great prospect!
Bandit yellow 010
Bandit is only a one year old hear and this is his very first rack! What a stud he is going to be!
Fin blue 62
Fin was our first breeder buck and he was chosen for his traditional and historical whitetail features that make him invaluable to our breeding program that we have established. Son of Luck yellow 13
Fin blue 62
Fin @ two year's.
Rooster pink 007
Rooster @2 son of Lucky yell13 an amazing deer he is a stud for sure.
Rooster pink 007
Another beautiful Buck just like his daddy.
Interested
We would love to talk with you and help you with your herd.
If you are just getting started or if you are looking to strengthen your herd with new genetics and like us believe in preserving and promoting the traditional historical look of the whitetail deer.