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Awesomo work my respect

Awesome work

he feels light headed probably

A disgusting display of consumerism

Wish I had the money to have my own ranch like this! These animals are splendid.

Now that’s the kind of rack I like. If he had duel drops he’d be perfect. I love drops.

Disgusting

That’s awesome

I falling in love

Great job

I deer hunt. Id be embarrassed to have one of those freaks on my wall. Are you allowed to release them into wild heards ?

Please don't kill these beautiful animals.

This is like breeding monkeys more resistance to the HIV virus then saying it's now ok to eat have monkey sashimi... USDA needs to start testing testing food produce in areas where CWD is recorded. Stuff like meat and milk.

SKUNK!!!!

So I'm confused a lil bit, I fish a lot and only been hunting 2 times, but I've started to think, isn't fishing in a pond or a tiny lake the same as hunting deer in a fenced in area😭😭, like think about it and it's even worse if u don't keep it🤣🤣 like I'm so confused, haven't thought about it this way ever

There definitely breeding for antlers. sadly antler breeding cuts there life in half from 12 years to 6.

What if you are in North Carolina? What do you feed your fawns?

you should let them shed it naturally, nature has it’s ways

Horn shape is a great indicator of genetics. And I saw far too many animals with terrible horn shape. This is not good genetics.

I Definitely appreciate what you guys do would love to visit this gentlemans farm his animals are stunning

You can see there some great work being done with these animals, especially keeping endangered animals and building up safety populations for them, but you can see definite signs of inbreeding in a lot of those animals like those bongos.

Yeah people that get upset at this don't have any sense. The native americans would do similar stuff. Now they didn't have steel wire fences, but they would use every technique at their disposal to manage herds of deer. They would plant huge fields of "sacred corn" that nobody would go near or harvest. Well it wasn't "sacred", it was food for the deer. They were smart and made the deer come near the village. They would do the same thing with mast (nut) trees, planting them like crazy because they're a valuable food source for all wildlife and the people too (walnut, hickory, chestnut, etc). I am talking about the tribes around the great lakes region and ohio river valley. Like I said they didn't have fences but they took full advantage of some of the islands up there in the waterways, which were a natural barrier. They planted crops and trees there and made it deer heaven and even stocked it with deer in some cases. I say fence hunts are in the purest and finest ancient traditions in hunting!

Fucking rich guys pretending like they are hunters.

haha idk whats in the shit ur feeding them but their antlers shouldnt look like this naturally

Hi I'm raising a small herd of fallow and red deer here and about to have samba. My question is those trees in with the ducks how come they seen to have no damage and what is done to mitigate damage please

Bro when it hit his butt he was like "what huh "

Living the dream😊

Do you deliver to México

I thought Fallow Deer Peak at 12 yrs old, im not sure what your putting in their water but at 12 yr old they mite note even be able to walk with the antler weight.

Check out some footage of the fallow Deer in "Tasmania" Australia, they can certainly jump fence's.

Sorry but, I think this is disgusting. Shame on you Kieth Warren for idolizing this kind of breeding program.

I’m in Oklahoma and wanting to start deer farming I currently raise cattle I would like to know the best layout for pens. Thanks Dale

How do your deer adapt to the wild? I would think that they would be so domesticated that they wouldn't survive even simple predators, and how would they cope with food gathering in the wild when they have been raised on controlled farm feed?🤔

They look a little out of muscle.Maybe a method to make them run? Something automatic?

Great......Bigger.

Good luck Hank. Hope you get it done!

What's the oldest deal you have

Is this is in the us? Most the farmed red stag here are small it seems.

I like it😊 bigger deer

I know nothing about deer except what I’ve seen on videos, but I am a school builder and would love to open a school for students to learn from A to Z what it takes to become the next generation of successful deer farmers like your ladies. Let them raise the deer then they can sell them and hopefully make enough money to pay for their group end of school year summer vacation. Yes Sir! BTW this was a great video to watch. Thank you

Interesting. The snoring was funny.🎉

Ohio has many infected white tail deer roaming free - finding prions // what are officials doing to protect farmers livestock and humans? I remember Europe couldn't give blood donations for decades.

Are these the farms where very wealthy kill /hunt deer ? Sperm in straws sold to others for $$$$

ruclips.net/video/9Jeta7ZVI6Y/видео.htmlsi=UKSTR2kgRSmZlieb This link is a must watch to learn about CWD that no one talks about!!

4 minutes in and I suppose the entire issue can be summed up to: Officials being too vague, yet again, and talking too much about dangers while not talking enough about reassuring things, yet again. If the animals live in captivity and are not released into the wild and re-captured or have pastures other deer with the problem could just wander on and infect the healthy ones, there shouldn't be a problem. Right? Thinking otherwise could be applied to ALL lifestock, no? There is a similar disease for cows, yet nobody is being foolish there. And I'm sure there is wild issues that could be connected to domestic pigs, birds, sheep, etc. too. Not sure if this should be counted as spreading misinformation but they REALLY need to do a better job at not only talking about the negatives. That's VERY important with these kinda things.

I didn't realise that they bleed from antlers?

Those antlers are a birth defect

Bro got into a modded server

This was fun to watch, I am actually classmates with Kaylean Nold and she is very organized kid! This was so fun to watch her family work on her farm, I've seen it in person a couple times and its very wonderful. Her and her family are very hard working and determined to continue the deer business!

Wow those antlers were massive after they trimmed them down, imagine how big they must have been beforehand 😮