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    Homegrown monsters....

    I know there are a few farmers and ex farmers on here, let's see your pictures of the largest bull / ram / stag etc..... and no parents you can't use a picture of your child

    Sadly dont have pictures but grew up with a small herd of fallow, one year we had a buck fawn, ringed his balls and must have missed one, couple years later we had a unicorn.... literally a white deer with a single spike....
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    Nice one, funny how animals pick up the habits of their companions
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    It needs a collar and chain like the rest of its pack. ��
    Remember the 7 “P”s; Pryor Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance.

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    ....pet deer....yeah nah...


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    This guy turned into a monster. I could live with him having a go at me but when he got the mrs it was it was freezer time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmwsm View Post
    Perhaps not so good if you are not set up for them.
    Way better than a cat or yappy little house dog.
    ...it’s when they go back into the herd...prick to deal with in shed... The one we had used to get out of pen or jump out of Pdk into section then walk on deck n poke it’s head in the deer. Missus got sick of that real quick.


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    This was the biggest stare we had on the farm.
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    I bought this billy just after the goat market crash. He was a Lands and Survey embryo transplant goat and was about 7 when I bought him for $150. They reckoned he would have been worth between 75-100k at the height of the boom.... A helluva lot of $$$$$s were lost when that bubble burst. I know of one $3,000,00 angora goat shipment that was ordered and paid for just as the tax loopholes were closed and the industry crashed. The buyer just walked away from the deal; but $3,000,000 lighter in the pocket.....

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    "I know of one $3,000,00 angora goat shipment that was ordered and paid for just as the tax loopholes were closed and the industry crashed. The buyer just walked away from the deal; but $3,000,000 lighter in the pocket....." Meant to say that the goats were bought from Australia and that's where they stayed!

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    yeah i got a mad billy goat too, he was bailed up by a pack of work dogs an a bunch of kids taken, i seen it chained up with no water an asked about it, ended up takin it home the next day.
    absolutely hates Dogs, other than now, our own house dowgs..
    is a real awesome fella an i am thinkin of puttin saddle set up on it an leading it off into the yonder hunting for a week or so ha ha.... knowin aus some cunt would shoot it even with a saddle pack on its back

 

 

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