last one
06-30-2007, 01:15 PM
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RE: last one
ORIGINAL: younggun308
What if there was no fence in the picture? Would you still be impressed?
You wouldn't be able to tell a farm deer from a wild deer just from looking at the deer, that's like trying to look at pictures of kids in a kindergarten and trying to point out which one is abused from nothing but one photograph.
What if there was no fence in the picture? Would you still be impressed?
You wouldn't be able to tell a farm deer from a wild deer just from looking at the deer, that's like trying to look at pictures of kids in a kindergarten and trying to point out which one is abused from nothing but one photograph.
06-30-2007, 08:39 PM
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RE: last one
ORIGINAL: SoggyCereal
I don't think he was trying to show it off. It was just a picture.
I don't think he was trying to show it off. It was just a picture.
No, I was't trying to show off, what would I have to show off? They aren't my deer. No hard feelings to anyone. I'll share some more pictures as the velvet gets rubbed off. It will be interesting to see what that fella with the extra antler by his right main beam will look like about late Oct.
07-01-2007, 07:00 AM
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RE: last one
ORIGINAL: sjsfire
No, I was't trying to show off, what would I have to show off? They aren't my deer. No hard feelings to anyone. I'll share some more pictures as the velvet gets rubbed off. It will be interesting to see what that fella with the extra antler by his right main beam will look like about late Oct.
ORIGINAL: SoggyCereal
I don't think he was trying to show it off. It was just a picture.
I don't think he was trying to show it off. It was just a picture.
No, I was't trying to show off, what would I have to show off? They aren't my deer. No hard feelings to anyone. I'll share some more pictures as the velvet gets rubbed off. It will be interesting to see what that fella with the extra antler by his right main beam will look like about late Oct.
07-02-2007, 07:19 AM
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RE: last one
I'll keep posting them as their antlers develop. And I'll try to remember to put a warning "Farm raised deer" as the heading. This way folks who get their panties all bunched up don't have to click on the thread. 
07-03-2007, 09:10 AM
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RE: last one
ORIGINAL: sjsfire
Glad you enjoyed them........
ORIGINAL: djschuett
Agreed. I'm as impressed by this pet as I was by the 1100 lb pig shot in the south that was someone's pet until 2 days prior.
What's next, pics of big cattle?
ORIGINAL: bigaggie77
That buck looks to be about 6yr's old....too bad it's being raised like a cow. I'm more impressed by one that gets that big outside of a fence. But I must say what a nice buck.
That buck looks to be about 6yr's old....too bad it's being raised like a cow. I'm more impressed by one that gets that big outside of a fence. But I must say what a nice buck.
What's next, pics of big cattle?
Glad you enjoyed them........
I did enjoy them!
But don't you want comments on the Pics you post?Noticed where I said "Nice Buck"
07-03-2007, 10:45 AM
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RE: last one
I'll be checkin all these guys out as the loose their velvet. And taken more pictures to share.
And not a pen raised deer.
JMHO
