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Sika/Fallow cross #5841187 07/21/15 04:03 PM
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Did anyone else see this picture of a Sika/Fallow cross? Is this even possible?

Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5841206 07/21/15 04:13 PM
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Looks like a chocolate fallow to me.


Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5841247 07/21/15 04:38 PM
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I checked, the one reference that I have that lists known crosses, it doesn't show a fallow sika cross but it does show a fallow blacktail cross which always was sterile. A sika is a lot closer genetically than a blacktail. I'm guessing that if it's a cross it's sterile.


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5841265 07/21/15 04:53 PM
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I don't think a sika can cross with a fallow.


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5841514 07/21/15 07:35 PM
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Looks more like a sika+elk/red deer cross to me. I think they call them Silk or Silk-Grande

Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: John Humbert] #5841529 07/21/15 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted By: John Humbert
Looks more like a sika+elk/red deer cross to me. I think they call them Silk or Silk-Grande

Not Silk Grande but Sika Grande. I agree with you on the look.


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5841543 07/21/15 08:06 PM
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The body looks to be similar to a female red deer, the antlers look well kind of ugly to me, glad they cant reproduce.

Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5842299 07/22/15 04:33 AM
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Unpalmated fallow and an imaginative mind - all it is

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Hahahah ^^^^!


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5843987 07/23/15 03:17 AM
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TXNROG hit it on the head. Have seen similar looking fallow in the past on our real young bucks.


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5844003 07/23/15 03:27 AM
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That looks like a Mesopotamian or either a Persian Fallow cross with dark color phase fallow to me. They are huge bodied for meat production. I have seen Mesopotamians in Texas before and they had huge bodies with small, unpalmated antlers.


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: kdkane1971] #5844392 07/23/15 03:18 PM
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More than likely it a young(2 year old)Fallow. Not a cross!


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: Txnrog] #5844596 07/23/15 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted By: Txnrog
Unpalmated fallow and an imaginative mind - all it is


Lol! Agreed!


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Re: Sika/Fallow cross [Re: nsmike] #5844669 07/23/15 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted By: nsmike
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Looks more like a sika+elk/red deer cross to me. I think they call them Silk or Silk-Grande

Not Silk Grande but Sika Grande. I agree with you on the look.




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Originally Posted By: BOBO the Clown
Originally Posted By: nsmike
Originally Posted By: John Humbert
Looks more like a sika+elk/red deer cross to me. I think they call them Silk or Silk-Grande

Not Silk Grande but Sika Grande. I agree with you on the look.





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