Baker - !!

Thanks again everyone for the comments...the only time that we put them down is to draw semen and that's done after they loose their velvet. At that time we get their inside spread and main beam length, then cut the antlers off to keep them from getting injured or injuring doe. We then have them scored unofficially by 2 different master Boone & Crockett scorers (who will remain unknown). We don't do anything else to them as stress is the primary concern. They get the same feed as we feed in the pasture and nothing else other than some electrolytes in their water at times in the summer. It's simply genetics. I know 7 Boone and Crockett scorers and they all help us out when asked. We just got lucky with these guys I guess, again, our goal is to raise beautiful, big framed 80-100% South Texas line bucks that are just pretty and not necessarily ones that score the most.

Freaky big.

You are way behind the times. 200" deer are virtually culls in the breeding industry these days.

Gorgeous bucks. Thanks for sharing caveman.

Both are huge

I just can't stop looking at these guys!

They are giants but...

Nice bucks, How much Texas blood are they?

The Sire, Express, is roughly 80% South Texas as is the Refuge line of Slingblade give or take, so roughly 80-85% South Texas. We're putting back on our Pure South Texas Berry lines and looking for incredible things. Both bucks are very dark grey with dark antlers which I really like...Thanks...lc