One of the best Deer Farms in the Galaxy! | Deer Farming

[@jaredb6934]

I see a lot of negative comments about these deer and the farm. I see a man and his family working hard to treat those deer very well! He keeps the deer happy and healthy. The farm looks tidy and clean. So, stop complaining about his "genetically modified deer" and go eat that cheeseburger from the genetically modified cow that you don't complain about.

[@rivermoore6179]

Stfu

[@marcushibdon2415]

Well sed

[@uraverageson4807]

Preach man preach

[@RobertHorsemen]

Golden comment

[@matthewwarren4783]

Exactly right. No different that raising chickens, cattle and hogs for consumption

[@kevinpersaud2949]

I can't imagine hunting one like this but can definitely imagine owning one for a pet. Which is a weird feeling I never imagined I'd have.

[@hillbillywisdom777]

Thank you to these farmers for saving and selective breeding these amazing deer. Too many trophy hunters now-a-days for great deer like this to happen in the wild. Be Blessed.

[@IMBrute-ir7gz]

Any chance some of their offspring will ever show up on Florida public land?

[@bryanmcleod9346]

Nope...unless they decide to contaminate the wild gene pool with one of their rejects. You gotta Know, as they genetically modify the deer, they will create a few.

[@lvsoad22]

You wouldn’t want that…

[@jameshuntington2926]

Wow, some of the most awesome bucks I have ever seen, and you get to enjoy them everyday, that must be such a joy, Great Job !

[@OrionsMako]

Florida; where lots of northern and southern creatures come together ❤

[@phillipjohnson915]

I’m new to this channel but my interest in regaining the quality gene pool within the native wild deer herds is taken very seriously. We are fortunate that this has been the case with most of our new neighbors. My question for you guys is this. Would it be safe to say that certain types of antler characteristics be passed on to their offspring and grow the same antler characteristics passed on by the parent doe first and then the buck, relatively speaking? Putting it this way for better understanding, If I wanted to provide bucks that will give these characteristics concistently through selective breeding?

[@garrettwoodard2558]

Damn,I love your Videos,I live in Bushnell FL,Not far from you,I am a Combat Veteran of Iraq, Afghanistan,Do you by chance offer a tour of your deer farm for children? Would love to bring my Son to see such a Amazing Operation.

[@JavierHernandez-dc9cw]

Awesome work

[@nhat5984]

Can you tell me What kind of food do they feed to the bucks every day?

[@IntoAllTruth.]

Wow! This guy really makes the big bucks. 😅

[@tomstonehard1947]

Awesome video!

[@brettbader8305]

Ran across this video . Was just wondering what the pet deer farmers are doing about the chronic waste disease spreading through our native population . Deer farming is big business in Medina county ,Texas where I live . It is also responsible for the introduction of chronic waste disease in our native population . How about doing a show on that ?

[@royguidry1311]

No it isn’t ding dong. These deer never see the wild, how the hell do you think they are spreading diseases in the wild. Dumb comment.

[@brettbader8305]

@@royguidry1311 we have it here in Texas the excuse was a water gap in a high fence washed out .Do some research . Contact Texas parks and wildlife .

[@josephgonzo]

Hey 👋 greetings from Bandera County

[@southerntriplej8061]

I am a hunter my whole life, I would love to have a buck like that, Not to shoot just to look at. And keep his sheds. But my wife would probably shoot him. Can't have nothing!

[@unixlinux6355]

They all over the US. But as anyone goes down to tropical weather, they don't tend to have big and large horns or antlers. Similar happens with cattles as you might have heard of the long horn vs and pinewoods and florida cracker cattle.

[@cynthialangley9374]

How do you treat yearlings with chronic runs?

[@jacobfree8406]

Is it common on a deer farm to get non typical

[@ugenequagmirer630]

Wow, would love to see that place!!

[@paulatudor691]

I prefer the typical buck I think he has some awesome deer there. Good luck with them stick with the typical sir I am happy to see someone going for typical horns.Mr. Harvard of Huntington Texas has a few deer , elk, buffalo. But one of his deer I use to feed was a small 6 point that was 26-1/2@ inside from tip to tip 2years in a row, but I didn’t measure the inside bow I know it was at least a foot more all together. That was the second widest set of horns I hav seen on a typical deer

[@DeerFarmingChannel]

You and me both!

[@albertjohnny38]

really enjoy your video, i love deer meat

[@thebossbs9764]

How much are big deer like 4 5 hundred inch need a fast response thanks

[@jimmydabutler9022]

So what is this all for? Are they just selling these genetics to other farms, or are these going to private clubs? Also, will these deer actually survive in the wild?

[@Ironclad17]

Making deer with big antlers so people feel accomplished hunting them. It's a charade.

[@woodyminnesota5432]

I love 🦌

[@Ron-jw3ty]

Hey, that is the same intro song that Steve, from How to Hunt, used

[@shadelich8417]

Been getting interested in owning my own farm and I wanted to do a deer n sunflower farm

[@zaffarjawaid2033]

How does this farm make money? Do they sell live deer or deer meat?

[@TheHunter1887]

lord my neck hurts looking but those are some nice deer. Are they gonna implant them into the wild or are they just pen deer?

[@TheHunter1887]

@@nathanielplenge makes sense😂😂😂

[@microjuniorchannel4963]

Thank you for good information

[@jacobs.9230]

I have a question, what are some of / meaning all / of the rules and regulations about farming deer?

[@rblood8076]

Nice I'd like to visit sometime.

[@DeerFarmingChannel]

You should!

[@forestgiest1380]

Why are there antlers so asymmetric?

[@forestgiest1380]

@noSwearINGonMyCHRISTIANsERVER But there are usually symmetrical in nature, what on earth did thy have to do to get them to be so ugly?

[@Leandro-x4i]

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

[@albertjohnny38]

really your video,

[@ErrUndefinedVariable]

Do these deers have musk pod that comes from caudal glands?

[@jessenoelreyes4658]

LET'S GO BUCKS

[@stoundingresults]

17:10 I know jack squat about hunting or deer, But I do know enough to say those ball looking antlers is not natural.

[@jcfishing9732]

They are actually natural, it is caused by obstruction or damaged caused to the antler when two bucks fight. It’s a bit less common in the wild, but it definitely happens

[@Crazymikeyyy]

Your posting the same vid again?

[@DeezuLL]

Southern boys antlers are so heavy his head !

[@DeezuLL]

Wobbles

[@dirtyrust1444]

Deer farming is in no way needed to learn about and preserve whitetail deer for generations to come, you ain’t fooling me with all that bull. Don’t act like the deer farming industry isn’t all about the dollar. I’d rather go “hunt” out in the woods and kill a 130” free range wild buck than go sit and shoot a 500” bottle fed, electroejaculated pet deer that’s been interacting with humans it’s entire life any day of the year. I’d maybe go pet and feed them some cookies though.

[@bryanmcleod9346]

THIS!!

[@johnbracewell3700]

shooot 130? i hunt public land in south alabama, a small 6 point is considered a trophy. lmao

[@ugenequagmirer630]

where in the wild do u ever see nice buck like these? once in a blue moon ull see one run across the road or a dead one on the side of the road.

[@chadbinette3201]

Deer farms are how hunters like us get deer scents and doe estrus and such. But I'm with you on the "it's not hunting" train. These deer see a human and expect food or water to be given to them, not a lead sandwich. Also they have never seen a predator, human or furry, coyote, wolf bear, whatever depending where you live. They just don't look natural, huge rack on a small head and body. I live in Maine and every year people shoot deer over 300lbs , deer could be 7yrs or older to get that size, yet at 2 yrs old these deer have racks of a cartoon and weigh half that , maybe. To each their own I guess. Cows and horses still live wild in parts of the USA , but farms still grow them and use alot of the same technique this farm does. Alot of dog breeds, horse breeds, and so on come from cross breeding and such alot like this, weather natural or human done, kinda all the same. Anyone who hunts whitetail for real would realize it wouldn't be very hard to harvest one of these deer, but it def wouldnt be near as satisfying or gratifying as a wild natural deer. A wild 1-2 year old buck with spikes would have more whits and smarts then the oldest deer on this farm.

[@josephvalentine7]

The GMO Bucks have heads the size of female deers

[@LarryWright-sh4oy]

💜

[@jessietaylor2963]

Do these guy hunt tame deer

[@afonphoenix16]

Yep.

[@Unreal_civilians]

if only these were wild

[@mustofalionpiranhanilecroc4105]

YES FARMING DEER LIKE COW & SHEEP FOR ALL WORLD KNOW TASTE DEER MEAT آمِيْنُ يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِيْن اَمِيِنُ يَا رَبً العَالَمِين

[@tincanforacup2745]

Wide typical@ 6:40 every time he turned and stopped his head it wobbled trying to steady those horns .....lmao and smh at the same time.....

[@Leandro-x4i]

Great......Bigger.

[@alabamaoutdoors4468]

If you want to see some going down , checkout my latest uploads !

[@bryceobaugh6316]

For science....

[@Ironclad17]

For the hunter who really needs to compensate so he kills a farmed animal and pretends he's skilled at the sport.

[@charleshowell7855]

Antler size is more indicative of habitat not genetics.

[@chadbinette3201]

True, especially in what a deer eats, and the harshness of the winter. I live in Maine and up north there are plenty of deer that get to be 300lbs and have a nice rack but don't compare to a deer down south in Georgia or something and a deer might be pushing 200lbs but has alot more antler then that 300lb Maine buck. No snow to deal with, maybe hold antlers longer and start growing sooner. A buck drops his antlers because his body knows winter is coming and the body needs to keep nutrients and not worry about antlers, which take nutrients from the body to grow. Plus they are the same breed technically but a whitetail in Maine and Northeast are quite larger than a deer in Florida.

[@bajacalifornia4923]

I wonder if you have to give a deer meds to keep them calm, I mean how many deer had to die before you get your homework right I imagine trial and error had to come with this business like all other business?

[@001ziberian]

There is a place for these breeding programs. Grow them and inflate the price of a target shooting session, then call it a hunt. Doctors and Millennials love that kind of wussy stuff. I mean if someone is ignorant enough to think that is a hunt. Count me in.

[@Crazymikeyyy]

I saw this vid long time ago

[@DeerFarmingChannel]

You've probably seen it on Keith Warren Hunting channel! We're slowly moving all of our deer farming content to this channel now.

[@patrickchristianmagtaan5511]

Southern Boy 😂

[@Stonedzioba]

Should just release them into the wild watch the hunters go crazy

[@chadbinette3201]

Doubt they would survive very long, don't fear man, expect man to feed and give them water. Never been taught about predators. Not one would last more than a year, even if didn't get shot by a hunter.

[@afonphoenix16]

They're shot on the farm.

[@ronaldbertin9455]

From CANADA I SEE BIG PUMPKINS AT the fall fair , but this seems like deer on Viagra , I WOULD THINK BREEDING MOOSE FOR BIG RACKS . DOES NOT KEEP THE STRONGEST TO CARRY ON THE GENE POOL

[@Bruce23d]

Selective breeding is all this is. Same as any pedigree cow or horse.

[@bryanmcleod9346]

Anybody Rich enough to live @Villages can afford to pay >$10,000 for a canned >200" Buck. God gave me the Blessing to Hunt free range, fair chase animals that have no Gentian Modifications, and I Thank him everyday for this. Those bucks would get thier ass kicked or worse by a Wild buck. Thier head wobbles Unnaturally just looking around, and they're probably too gay to mate with a wild doe anyway...

[@bryanmcleod9346]

Genetic. Spellcheck is Stoopid...

[@bryanmcleod9346]

Genetic

[@StevenRay64]

They belong in the wild. Not on a damn farm. There are more whitetails in wold now than ever before, and it had nothing to do with farming them.

[@royguidry1311]

At some point every single animal in the world was only wild. What’s your point. The guy is raising deer and is making a living off people who obviously are like minded. He isn’t living off government handouts. Who cares. You don’t agree, watch a video where some dude is sponsored by a gazillion hunting product companies, goes on guided hunts and complains about how the big giant that the guide has named and has 30,000 pictures of didn’t show up so he had to settle for a 150” ten point.

[@adamsmith3996]

This is beyond ridiculous. What's next 40 pound android bass. A truly magnificent specimen of any species is special because it is an animal that naturally broke the odds to surpass others of it's kind. When these so called trophies are modified by man they mean absolutely nothing .

[@royguidry1311]

Yes, I’m sure if you fished in a farmers stocked pond and you hooked and landed a “””””””40””””””””””lb bass, you would be pissed because it wasn’t naturally born there. KMA

[@royguidry1311]

So is it the money part that bothers you or the fact they are not wild? Or both?

[@adamsmith3996]

@@royguidry1311 I think it's that they just aren't natural. Were kinda made thru science. All I'm saying is it's not for me. But whatever floats your boat. By the way if K.M.A. stands for KISS MY ASS. That's pretty ignorant roy

[@chadbinette3201]

It's a farm, farms like this is where deer scents and doe estrus comes from. Do you know parts of the USA has spots where cattle and horses still live wild? So should ranches and farms not grow cows and horses because they are in the wild? Most of antler growth in the wild has to do with what they are eating more then genetics, of course genetics helps but it's mostly on what they eat and not having to deal with harsh Winters. I live in Maine and we have deer killed every year 300lbs plus, and they will have nice racks but nothing like you would find in Georgia or some place south, easier winter , body knows when to drop antlers for survival of the winter. Take a 150-170" deer in Georgia might weigh 200lbs vs a deer in Maine pushing 300lbs with half the rack. To each their own, it's not like they are pulling deer from the wild to put in the farm. A wild deer in Florida is much smaller then a wild deer in the Northeast, same species , but talking easily see the difference, almost like a mini version in the Florida.

[@adamsmith3996]

@@chadbinette3201 hey bud happy holidays. The title is literally GIANT NORTHERN BUCKS IN FLORIDA. so yes at some point they took animals out of the wild. As far as horses and cattle. Sure horses have been domesticated over many years for different purposes, work. Riding, racing. Cattle ( besides Bison) were never indigenous, and are raised for food leather and byproducts. Really cant compare. Im not against raising and manipulating deer for antler growth. Just my opinion that its not natural or impressive in any way. A man made ( Trophy) is not a trophy. And by the way, Wisconsin(northern state) has by far produced more trophy bucks consistently than any other state. Take care.

[@patriciavalle2710]

I just can't imagine , convert in an industry , after raising a little animal and sending them to be kill like " for sports " to cruel is jaunt bringing the deep uncivilized feeling , from the caves

[@joeyork9891]

Preservation of animals plants is really God's work not getting richer than our fellow humans that's still a sin greed

[@MysticalLlama]

This is just plain sad why can’t the government let us hunt in peace with different restrictions and licenses but these guys can genetically modify deers and sell them to some rich city guy when we have to hunt them down the natural way

[@trapperensor6608]

They restrict you so you don’t kill 30 bucks a year, and you can do the same thing he does. All you have to do is buy some. I know you wouldn’t be complaining if you made 100k a year of raising deer.

[@chadbinette3201]

Farms like this is where the deer scents and doe estrus comes from guys like you and I use to hunt. No different than a farm raising beef cattle or quarter horses. There are a few spots in the USA even that still have wild cattle and wild horses, but yet they still have farms for them, not much of a difference.

[@Ironclad17]

Why would you even want a deer you didn't hunt yourself?

[@richardrand4859]

Are these deer only farmed for their head gear. ??? I don’t get it I’m a hunter in the shitty state of Maine which don’t get me wrong I love my home state I hate the politics in the two biggest cities that try’s to rule my state but anyways back to hunting what’s the satisfaction gained by hunters that go to a high boy fence property to kill a deer genetically raised ?? Where’s the sport in that ? Im all fir raising them to sell the meat

[@jeremymayer4223]

I would eat them all.

[@jimbob4456]

Disgusting