Friday Friday - Whitetail Deer Farmer
Friday Friday - Whitetail Deer Farmer
Friday Friday - Whitetail Deer Farmer
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Ben Waldbeser<br />
12383 N. 250 E.<br />
Milford, IN 46542<br />
(574) 658-4885<br />
CWD 02/01 TB Accred Bruc Cert<br />
Lot 33<br />
Lot 97<br />
Lot 152<br />
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BB Genetics<br />
<strong>Friday</strong><br />
BB Snaps<br />
<strong>Friday</strong><br />
Chopper<br />
Saturday<br />
BB Hail Storm<br />
2011 Mid-America Invitational <strong>Whitetail</strong> <strong>Deer</strong> Auction<br />
Bred Doe, 1 1/2 Years Old<br />
BB Widowmaker<br />
Bred Doe, 1 1/2 Years Old<br />
BB Curly<br />
Bred Doe, 2 Years Old<br />
We’ve got what the industry is talking about...Large framed typical deer plus one of<br />
our other goals...healthy whitetail deer. They both go hand in hand at BB Genetics.<br />
We are located in Northern Indiana. We began raising whitetail deer in 2000, starting<br />
out with one buck and 6 does we had bought from local Indiana deer farmers.<br />
Each year there was and still is new challenges we face when it comes to raising and<br />
treating our deer. Since I had been a hog farmer for 40 years, I knew the importance of vaccinating<br />
livestock to produce the healthiest animals that I could, so that was a plus for our farm and<br />
carried over to our deer.<br />
In the first year we got with our local vet and came up with a vaccination<br />
program for our herd. Our fawns are vaccinated and tagged within the first 12 hours of birth.<br />
We also vaccinate our whole herd each year with the same vaccinations. We have also been vaccinating<br />
our whole herd with the EHD Type 1 & 2 & Blue Tongue17 ever since Indiana acquired<br />
Missouri’s vaccine.<br />
Let’s say BB Genetics does not skimp on the cost of producing healthy deer. That<br />
goes for the feed we mix ourselves also. They get the best of the best in nutrition and care that<br />
anyone could give them.<br />
We want those deer farmers who buy deer from us to have big bodied, healthy deer<br />
when they leave our farm.<br />
BB Target<br />
Chief<br />
Buddy #31<br />
White 44 (D. Hostetler)<br />
BB Snaps<br />
Dane<br />
Ruth (O-8)<br />
Yellow 83<br />
#235<br />
Big Guy<br />
Topper<br />
Lucky doe<br />
White 23<br />
Bucky<br />
Betsy (R-28)<br />
Red 3<br />
Comments: #235 being out of BB Snaps and a Bucky granddaughter, this will make a very good cross when<br />
breeding #235 to BB Widowmaker. With BB Widowmaker’s long tines including 16” G2’s (no splits included here to<br />
equal up to 16 inches) and #235 being out of BB Snaps/Bucky granddaughter, I’ll bet on this one to make great big<br />
typicals. What you get, I will get because I am keeping her twin sister #236. If you think I’m keeping the best one, then<br />
if you buy this doe #235 and you want to switch, then we’ll switch and we will still both have the same breeding and<br />
both be winners on this lot.<br />
N/A<br />
Scooter<br />
Patrick 112<br />
Chopper<br />
Johnny<br />
Johnny Patrick 112<br />
Patrick 112<br />
#263<br />
Thunder<br />
Thunderstorm<br />
Johnny Patrick 111<br />
R2-TSI<br />
Buddy #31<br />
R-2 Hoosier Mama<br />
Ruth (O-8)<br />
Comments: Wow! Double Patrick top and bottom and Patrick 111, 112. Plus bottom side R-2 bred to Thunderstorm<br />
where R2-TS1 was out of, She is called Spring Storm! #263 is 1 1/2 years old being bred to BB Curly. Now him<br />
being over 300” and breeding #263 that has come out of some of the biggest typical lines that we have. This means<br />
you’ll be raising some of the biggest typicaldeer that you’ll have on your farm. We don’t just hope we’re going to get<br />
big typical deer, we know we’re going to get big typical deer with long tines!<br />
Thunder<br />
Thunderstorm<br />
Patrick 111<br />
BB Hail Storm<br />
N/A<br />
Taffy (W-30)<br />
N/A<br />
#186<br />
Chief<br />
Buddy #31<br />
W-44 (D. Hostetler)<br />
M-1<br />
Duke<br />
Molly (W-23)<br />
Prince/Pepsi doe<br />
Comments: #186 is a very good doe, being offspring of Pepsi and Patrick has<br />
been some of my best producers. She is bred to Target, 24” inside scoring<br />
251”. He is a son Hail Storm and R-2 which is HD’s twin sister. You’ll get nothing<br />
but big wide massive tall tine typical deer. She is a five footer, she’ll be a<br />
good one to put on your farm!<br />
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