Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
09-27-2008 | 07:33 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
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From: Minnesota
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
Oh yeah, I can hear the "hunters" now. Man we worked hard for this deer. I picked his photo out of the catalog 6 months ago. We couldn't get close enough for a shot. When we did he ran to the other side of the fenceline. Probably get closer if you wore your street clothes.
09-27-2008 | 08:00 AM
#12
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
heck 12k would buy me 6 acres of land around here then i could fence it in and grow trophy deer hey guys i will let you shot a 200 class buck fro half there price. Is it ok if it is on a rope.
people and places like that are what give us all a bad name. There not hunters there killers.
people and places like that are what give us all a bad name. There not hunters there killers.
09-27-2008 | 08:21 AM
#14
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From: Milwaukee WI
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
Wilderness Whitetails Game Farm and Hunting Preserve is a family owned and operated whitetail deer farm in central Wisconsin. We have been raising whitetail deer since 1977 are are well known for providing world-class whitetail genetics all across the United States. We have sold many bucks as breeders scoring over 200 gross B&C. These great deer were all born and raised on our Wilderness Game Farm. Most of the bucks we have used for breeding over the past several years have scored between 250 and 382. These great deer were ALL born and raised on our Wilderness Game Farm. Many of the 300+ inch bucks in the industry also come from our genetics.
Sorry to be the grammar fairy here but if you make a reference to the same thing 3 times in one paragraph, it gets a little redundant. I'm surprised theyforgot to mentionthat their farm also has great deer because they've been raising deer on their wilderness farm since 1977 so all their deer are farm raised.
09-27-2008 | 08:25 AM
#15
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From: South central Nebraska
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
I don't care how big the deer are. You won't catch me paying that amount for something that naturally roams the U.S. If you're gonna pay that much, why not go for something that you never see here? Or just buy a replica head and you can have the rack look just the way you dreampt (sp) it would look.
09-27-2008 | 08:34 AM
#16
Nontypical Buck
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From: Southampton Pa BUCKS CO
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
Let see a extra 3grand or 5 grand??
3,000- Illinois-Deer
5,000- Idaho-Elk
Far chase
People who buy them kind of hunts don't live in our world!
Hatchet Jack
3,000- Illinois-Deer
5,000- Idaho-Elk
Far chase
People who buy them kind of hunts don't live in our world!
Hatchet Jack
09-27-2008 | 08:35 AM
#17
Nontypical Buck
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From: MA
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
If you had more money than brains could you buy does of such a "high" genetic standard that itwould improve the wild herd in your area?? I know you couldn't keep them on your property but woulddoes alone improve the quality of your bucks?
09-27-2008 | 09:10 AM
#18
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From: Crosby,Texas
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
Doctors,lawyers, big business managers hunt those things.
High Caliber people who dont hunt hardly ever.
But i have an idea. I will take up donations from you guys and get 10k and go hunt one of those hunts and film it lol. "YEAH RIGHT"!
High Caliber people who dont hunt hardly ever.
But i have an idea. I will take up donations from you guys and get 10k and go hunt one of those hunts and film it lol. "YEAH RIGHT"!
09-27-2008 | 09:15 AM
#19
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From: Manassas, VA
RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
Quote of the website:
"Semen is currently available from the following Wilderness Whitetails brood bucks. Click on any of the deer for complete lineage and a full photo gallery. 2007 Images available in our Genetics Gallery."
Come on now.
"Semen is currently available from the following Wilderness Whitetails brood bucks. Click on any of the deer for complete lineage and a full photo gallery. 2007 Images available in our Genetics Gallery."
Come on now.
09-27-2008 | 09:30 AM
#20
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RE: Have 3,000 or 5'000 dollars laying around
to me key words there are raised since 1977. We hunt deer not raise them. we have sold many bucks as breeders [:@]. Seems like a shooting gallery where you pick how much you want to spend then pick what buck you want.
I will take a 6 point or even a doe on public land any day of the week over a hunt for a deer on a fence farm.
I will take a 6 point or even a doe on public land any day of the week over a hunt for a deer on a fence farm.
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[/align]Wilderness Whitetails Game Farm and Hunting Preserve is a family owned and operated whitetail deer farm in central Wisconsin. We have been raising whitetail deer since 1977 are are well known for providing world-class whitetail genetics all across the United States. We have sold many bucks as breeders scoring over 200 gross B&C. These great deer were all born and raised on our Wilderness Game Farm. Most of the bucks we have used for breeding over the past several years have scored between 250 and 382. These great deer were ALL born and raised on our Wilderness Game Farm. Many of the 300+ inch bucks in the industry also come from our genetics.
[align=left]Sorry to be the grammar fairy here but if you make a reference to the same thing 3 times in one paragraph, it gets a little redundant. I'm surprised theyforgot to mentionthat their farm also has great deer because they've been raising deer on their wilderness farm since 1977 so all their deer are farm raised.[/align]