Tajada Whitetails | Deer & Wildlife Stories

[@roberthesse157]

Deer farms are the reason CWD was introduced into mid-Michigan, thank you deer farmer.

[@bwfreel]

Robert Hesse I’m no expert but I worry that the disease may get started on farms, and move into wild populations, the feed components and extreme density of range would seem to cause a higher risk

[@Kcameron305]

Not true. Is was started up there by hunters bringing carcasses from other states. You are very wrong.

[@wayne-brock7515]

Check out those antlers on some of them. Wow I can't believe how huge and long they are.

[@senmonkaartsleader5421]

Wayne Brock that's what she she said

[@adamg.5453]

@@senmonkaartsleader5421 yup

[@TheAnonigirl]

Is their patchy fur due to shedding for season, or is it from the horns being to large to let them maneuver to shoo the flies away?

[@royguidry1311]

It’s from transitioning from summer to winter coat. These deer are raised in relatively insect free environments. Most farms have insect sprayers along the perimeter fencing and a lot have mist sprayers that will spray the deer as they head to a water source or feed. Insects damage antlers, so every precaution to be pest free is taken.

[@johnk2452]

Okay, if possible, please provide a summary: What kind of medical challenges do deer, in these types of enclosures and environs, encounter? [a] digestive ... which, perhaps, may be the result of stress [b] respiratory ... [c] cardio [d] immunological [e] reproductive --- male and female --- systems What about the breeding does: any particular issues with breeding, colostrum, stress [in the fawns] or etc? Just curious ... particularly how deer challenges may manifest relative to equine, bovine, sheep, goat or etc.

[@bigfootharassers8222]

I would love to see a deer farm that doesn't use steroids. I want to see how big they get naturally

[@KeeganDrescher]

I've seen wild bucks just as big as gunslinger my uncles friend shot it with a bow

[@bigfootharassers8222]

@@KeeganDrescher thats awesome. I would love to see one in my woods

[@KeeganDrescher]

@@bigfootharassers8222 i live out in alberta not much woods here

[@KeeganDrescher]

Yeah the guy that shot it was with a bow

[@bigfootharassers8222]

@@KeeganDrescher not much here either but i have a little

[@ahwayzcool4630]

When that deer woke up from the sedatives he was like "Da Faq happened to my antlers!?"

[@SlashinatorZ]

Wow I didnt know they made youtube videos! I visited these baby deer & they are the most lovable animals in the world! I really wanted to visit them again

[@kalshnikovkid]

I wouldn't ever consider pen raise deer hunting, and deer farms bother me because of cwd. However I do enjoy seeing the genetic part of how massive these deer can become. The owner definitely knows what he's doing and shows he really cares about his animals .

[@The66Leadfoot]

What did you do to the deer?

[@quincyball4440]

How much for some sheds?

[@chrisready4355]

I saw one typically buck in this hole video pls explain why they are not typicalls

[@sierrafly8669]

Chris Ready some ranchers fire BBs into the racks when their small to get them to grow atypically. Little known secret.

[@josiahluera8085]

Where this place at

[@C172Pilotdude]

What is the point in cutting off the antlers ?

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

To keep the animals from hurting each other during the rut.

[@shelbyrorrer404]

Aww he was shaking like puppies do when they come out of anesthesia. I know he wouldn't want cuddles but I want to cuddle him. I wonder how long it took for him to realize he couldn't use his big antlers anymore.

[@emily-grace17]

does he shot the ????

[@kyleryellott702]

How much money is it to start something like this?

[@mewwlii2242]

Kyler Yellott 20 mill? The land and the equipment is pricey

[@tbbcolt]

Congrats on 100 thousand subscribers!!

[@drm5669]

In the wild trophies, in their present state, livestock

[@josevilleda791]

At 0:40 the guy to the right is that scarce

[@weaverkevin5462]

It is some blood how do you think they grow.

[@jacob4226]

I was just thinking about how good gunslinger would look on my wall

[@talha4526]

Yep

[@exo_l0ad138]

Yee sir

[@jacob4226]

@Anakin Roberto I still think he would look nice on my wall

[@SilverScaleMA]

If you feed a wild deer all year round they will get huge antlers like that too, there are enough that feed the whitetails around where I live that there are some pretty big bucks with really big antlers. Fortunately (or unfortunately), they also usually live within and behind where a lot of houses are so people can't hunt them legally.

[@X_explorer]

Great vid! I like looking nature, discover and meditate...

[@richherman4257]

Holy moly if I saw a buck like gunslinger during rifle season I’d probably pee my pants 😂

[@swavybtw1730]

Rich Herman any of them bucks I'd be shakin like a leaf when the wind is blowing

[@kuttinkuddy3905]

I wouldn't shoot it. I'd be thinking.. how much GMOs did this deer eat? Or.. how much radiation did this deer receive?

[@maryhedden6913]

Lol

[@deerhunter7482]

You would know that you were in an Inclosed fence .

[@anitarussum4590]

Rich Herman ...😂😂😂

[@CommonCentrist82]

8:22 reminds of those mornings when you wake up and realize that you drank too much the previous night. Just as you start to get your bearing and figure out where you are and what happened, you notice that someone shaved your eyebrows and drew a male phallic symbol on your forehead.

[@Broken-Flesh]

This was very cool, thank you!!

[@freshwaterfishingboys8125]

I like typicals

[@breakingbaz7709]

Thanks Keith for another great video.

[@RobertJones-ey9qz]

Creating Freakenstein. Dang!

[@terryporche8745]

Awesome deer.

[@mjddap]

If you ever wondered what we hunt in heaven, it’s right here

[@milesingles9547]

You should come to park Hollow exotics in richardsville Iowa they raise deer

[@johnperaro5378]

Have you been doing man

[@amberslaymaker5820]

Why don't the buck fight

[@scottmontgomery4537]

Free range hunting only boys. Don't patronize these places.

[@eli6797]

Scott Montgomery most your “free range hunting” comes from deer that were born in places like this. Any deer scent or anything that you buy to help attract deer is from farms like this

[@scottmontgomery4537]

@@eli6797 None of the deer I've harvested have come from places like this. I don't care if they sell venison or scents but don't sell canned hunts. It's a joke.

[@johnbracewell3700]

@@scottmontgomery4537 may aswell kill a cow in a pen

[@fuckugplus]

I don't like their antlers they are unnatural.

[@fuckugplus]

@@eli6797 you are a pathetic man if you pay to hunt a deer like these. True wild meat ftw.

[@harpersperformancehorses3143]

How much would it caust for a couple of gunslinger daughters bread to that king deer?

[@derbynation5054]

They spelled my name right Jesse!!🤑💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲💲🤑

[@danielwagner6290]

WOW, just WOW !!!!

[@jacqueskisling8241]

good work man

[@brianhenkel1886]

Wow awesome 👏

[@jenniferg.7396]

Poor buck finally got his velvet off and now antlers removed 😞

[@froglaps40]

At what point is enough, enough? I'd say that the genetics are on a downhill slide putting that much energy into antler growth.

[@czarsowell4861]

I agree with that statement. And from what history has taught me, if this continues the white tailed deer will suffer the same fate as the Irish elk, going extincted by our hands...

[@calvinh.8882]

@@czarsowell4861 , How? When these deer are not and have never been the wild deer that's all over the U.S. These deer have been produced, and have nothing to do with the regular deer population. And if they turned every one of the farmed deer lose into the wild, they wouldn't change anything besides producing some offspring before they were all hunted down and killed. None of these are created with drugs, they're all just bread back to deer with good genetics and then fed the best food possible in order to get their racks to grow. If they were turned out into the wild where they couldn't get the types of food they're getting now, then their antlers wouldn't grow as large.

[@Rainkit]

Honestly, I don't think these can be called whitetails. These are all young whitetails with the antlers of a 6 year old red stag

[@Rainkit]

+Calvin H. These deer would not survive in the wild. It would be better to call these domesticated. They have been selectively bred from nontypical bucks to have these massive antlers. Putting them in the wild would be like dropping a dairy cow in the black forest of Germany. They would have a hard time getting through the forest, would not be able to compete with normal males due to their twisted antlers, and would be easy prey for predators.

[@ryanfritts4328]

when cwd hits end of story

[@brisket1244]

Why do those kind of deer have blood in their antlers

[@niklasalmaas6369]

Gtr 3 all animals with antlers have blood in them...

[@niklasalmaas6369]

It just depends on the time of year

[@Tastyduckling5]

The antlers have blood in them when they are growing but when they stop growing the antlers harden and the blood leaves in a couple days

[@blainerenn779]

2:32 look at those clackers

[@Club-lz1wx]

that yearling is bigger than any deer ive seen in person wtf

[@edaaa926]

Congrats on 100k subs

[@jonpatterson7211]

These are the kind of assholes that make it tough on the ordinary guy who hunts. All we need is for the crew at 60 Minutes to get wind of this, and we'll all get tarred with the same brush. No self respecting hunter would be caught dead at one of these "ranches". Way to go, Keith.

[@desertmulehunter]

No one's talking bout hi ting here, what's your beef?

[@jonpatterson7211]

I assume you meant to say hunting. You ain't getting the big picture here.

[@hardtailrider350]

I’m so confused by this post

[@jonpatterson7211]

Hardtail, sorry for the confusion. That's my fault because I have a tendency to fast forward to the end. The end in this case is that a butt load of those deer will be sold to "hunting" preserves to be shot by people, I won't call them hunters, who for whatever reason take the easy road. You didn't hear any of that during the video, but that's exactly what happens. Keith Warren wants you to believe that it's all about the preservation of the whitetail deer. Bullshit. It's about money. Most state Fish and Game agencies do a fine job managing deer herds. Whitetail numbers are at an all time high across most of the U.S. Here in the Southeast, they are doing extremely well. My home state of North Carolina allows a hunter to take 6 per season. What does that tell you? I am an avid deer hunter, just in case anybody reading this gets the idea I have a problem with hunting. I don't. Another concern I have with deer farms is the spread of a disease called CWD, or Chronic Wasting Disease. Deer farmers deny the risk, some deny the disease outright. If you're interested, do some research and you'll see that the facts speak for themselves. At the end of the day, it's a personal choice for me. I wouldn't have anything to do with controlled preserve hunting, I would imagine that it's extremely expensive so it's a moot point anyway. Hope that helps clear up some of the confusion. Have a good day.

[@travis7346]

Was he tongue kissing that deer

[@amberslaymaker5820]

Gunslinger is huge

[@Rainkit]

What wonderful abominations

[@MrPepe-qf6kh]

What's the point of this?

[@jordanhuffman755]

If seen a deer like that hes ridin on the hood of the truck

[@CMAenergy]

SOMETHING IS NOT QUITE RIGHT, THOSE ANTLERS ARE EXTREMELY DEFORMED FOR SOME REASON

[@robbiejones4933]

Deer so little there head can't even hold there rack up just not right not hunting just target practice for the people who no nothing about hunting

[@ftxtrash8805]

As a carnivore, you people are monsters

[@brianrunolfson9800]

I was at school and searched up a deer and that was the first image

[@deerhunter7482]

Wow I can now hold my head up straight without shaking my neck.

[@ellenl.5581]

Slinger has been to the gym.

[@raymedorio1930]

They looks really weird with that big ass antlers I think they do any kind of breed Deer with elk

[@renaeadams7868]

Oh my.. those deer they say are 2yr olds, look like they can't hold head up w/o it hurting. Hope they okay

[@lesliesmith7312]

And the antler sawing is just nasty

[@Outdoor_Don]

Petting zoo hunts

[@MLGtroll365]

donald ferdinand this abt hunting ppl who pay to hunt on deer farms need to be slapped

[@cwstewartjr1973]

Good genetics starts with good does

[@tiffineyjensen4141]

I Ilke it

[@saucejohnson9862]

This is why I despise Texas hunting, if you could even call it hunting.

[@justforkicks4499]

Not sure if anyone has said this but you sound a lot like sootch...

[@Rainkit]

I would not be cutting the antlers toward the ear like that.

[@eli6797]

AKArainkit damn, i didn’t know you were an expert in cutting antlers off

[@Rainkit]

+Mr. krabs the sex addict Well it doesn't take an expert to say that cutting antlers with a saw towards the deer's ears may cut the deer's ears off.

[@amandaholtry2258]

what if the buck doesn't grow his antlers back. And another deer wants to fight him

[@ChooChooRooter]

20 grand What for a fawn One of those monsters probably cost a million

[@imatt432gaming]

i wouldn't be able to even pick up antlers like gunslingers there so big

[@haydenjohnson4164]

That deer didn't know how to act when he didn't have that weight on his head from his horns

[@eli6797]

Hayden Johnson 😂 yeah, he went to sleep with some nice big antlers and woke up like “tf happened?!??!!”

[@MLGtroll365]

Antlers bro

[@tylerrsmith443]

$20k fawn. I'm in the wrong biz. Poachers take on a whole new role when you have deer worth $20k rolling around on the property. How do you safely get the breeder bucks, that a client has paid for, to mate with wild does once in the wild without putting the bucks in harms way to get harvested by poachers?

[@anwar7777777777]

owesome

[@orlandodizo5097]

These deers are non-typical...I don't agree that these are normal deers but are abnormals. There could be mysterious in the farm!

[@jessicaphillips6260]

To

[@Club-lz1wx]

2 year old named king is almost 400 inches thats 1 of the biggest deer in the world and hes 2? tf

[@user-ib1jy3ub1i]

Guarantee that guy has a (Vetanarin) that is supplying, steroids and who knows what else!! With that kind of money, a vet will do it because they can cover it up easily!!

[@erikmurray3661]

Agreed i don't like this at all.

[@hollyburcham9052]

OH NO I'M A DOE! 7:15

[@franciscozamora416]

So not cool brooooo and I love hunting deer raising deer on steroids .

[@bubbaman345]

Nothin better than hunting high fence farm!

[@elijahthomas7855]

Just let em in the wild. People they don't look like real bucks

[@hammiesammie8224]

Whatever

[@bradyatho3585]

Those aren’t “big” deer they are made of growth hormones

[@FG-qh7qx]

Well we can agree to disagree. I believe as a hunter and as fisherman in preserving our wildlife. But I only see money to be made in that kind of deer breeding. It's only profitable for the lucky few. Theres no sport in hunting a high fenced area where every deer is accounted for. And they call it deer management. I call it bullshit. I'll just end it right there cause I can go on and on. I'm really disappointed in you Keith.

[@lanecanada5139]

Fermin G High fence is not even hunting. I 100% agree with you. Hunting it’s not all about big bucks that don’t even look good. Looks like freak show on the so called deer farms.

[@Jaktado]

kinda over kill i like hunting natural free range deer

[@henryjw15]

Diet is the key, but I don't think these deer have to worry about a meal.

[@FBIINFORMANT]

ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@shadowwolf9329]

We need a deer farm in Florida to replenish white tail deer in green swamp

[@bobbybeaver5029]

This kind of hunting is for the man that drives his porsche to the camp .Wears his brand new rock port boots and has a $1500.00 rifle or $1000.00 browning bow . After the hunt goes back to camp and drinks a glass of wine or a bottle of zima . The next day goes back to work in a $ 1000.00 suit and brags about the big hunt . Doesn't even eat the meat . Bless his heart.I'm happy to kill a spike. Back strap taste just as good as there lab deer . Mutant freeks.

[@hailtothe_rooster1572]

They look horrible I don't know anybody that would be excited for a deer that small regardless of rack

[@FLEXDADDYF250]

It's all about the dollars. This is why I will never hunt a high fence place. Its wrong on so many different levels. What happened to fair chase? The same guys that shoot these bucks in high fence areas are the same guys that will find a date a the chicken ranch in Las Vegas. Ever heard the expression "it's all in the chase"? My biggest buck scored 164 3/8 and there is a awesome 3 yr story that goes with him. With these deer, its like I paid $7500 to hang out at a place where they fed me, gave me a nice room, carried me to the stand and started calling out prices as the deer came by until I finally settled on a 180 that I invested a mere 30 minutes into killing him.. WOW! How proud can one be to know they shot a deer with a tag in its ear.... I'd rather go to the local sale barn and by a steer and let him go in my pasture and shoot him. Cheaper, more meat and would have about the same effect as killing a pinned buck. Thanks to all the media coverage, this is the future of trophy hunting. Just SAD.

[@kwheels8103]

I totally agree with you . Wonder what type of chemical supplements they are feeding these deer. Wouldn't feel safe eating these deer. Bucks on steroids.

[@natee2169]

I really don’t get the point of deer farming lol

[@bowhunt9968]

Profit! Plain and simple. It disgusts me, and most other true deer hunters I know

[@lancedosser75]

Farthest thing from real hunting. ABSOLUTELY HATE THESE DEER FARMS!!!! And yall wonder why CWD exists... Just makes me sick when I see a high fence ranch... just shows me that the deer in that area have less habitats to thrive in

[@erikmurray3661]

Yea u never seen a deer like that cuz ITS NOT FUCKIN NATURAL.

[@davekiss5145]

NO THANKS !!! YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED !! ALL G M O . JUST MY OPINION .

[@hsjdndd6081]

Dave Kiss Wow you are stupid.

[@davekiss5145]

German Shepherds. haaaaaaaaahaaaaaa stumped ? I'M sorry to hear about that.

[@MrGtsouth]

The rack is ugly, twisted and contorted with spikes going off in all directions. It is the outcome of selective breeding for horns. These are farm deer, about as wild as a Holstein milk cow and as easy to hunt.

[@colebuie2532]

They should release those out in the wild for hunting. 🦌🥩💀

[@eli6797]

Cole Buie they raise them to be sold in hunting grounds.

[@eli6797]

Cole Buie as a means of stocking the hunting grounds

[@travisrscott75]

Not impressed with pen deer

[@natenelson2180]

I’ll be real and honest with y’all this does not excite me one bit. It’s like a bodybuilder saying he has natural muscles and grieved his or her way … even tho he or she was on juice.

[@the45er]

This kind of ridiculous breeding of deer that can hardly hold their heads up make me sick. Creates animals that aren't natural and increases odds for spread of diseases such as CWD. Sadly, big money and greedy hunters will keep this kind of "business" going.

[@rerun8950]

Sad. Nothing natural about these. Eventually the rich will screw up whitetail deer.

[@nathanielmoore1399]

Stop using these steroids on these deer those antlers arnt even healthy anymore and they don’t even look good