A heartfelt thank you to Chief. Idah Osaro of Benin City, Edo State for trusting us with the purchase of this outstanding Kalahari Red breeding stud. This buck is a product of careful selection, strong genetics, and excellent management. We are fully confident that he will perform beyond expectations, delivering superior growth, fertility, and value to your breeding program. Thank you for choosing quality, integrity, and proven results. We wish you a highly productive and rewarding breeding seas

These are the last days of pre-breeding and into the breeding stage. You’re apt to see a buck prowling with his nose to the ground (with or without a doe in sight), chasing a gal flat-out, standing over a doe and guarding her, or even mounting one. Studies show that most mature does come into heat around November 7 or 8, and 80 percent of them will be bred over the next two weeks. If you suddenly stop seeing bucks on the move, the “lockdown” has begun; mature bucks have moved receptive does away

Meet Anchorman, a truly impressive buck. His genetics are making waves! Breeders everywhere are using his semen to produce unbelievable offspring. Check out some of the amazing yearlings coming from this buck! Watch the full video here- https://youtu.be/U0GzMYYVUtA | Deer Farming

This Key deer buck is displaying “rubbing” behavior to remove the velvet from his antlers. This process involves the deer rubbing his antlers against trees, bushes, and other objects to remove the velvet, which is a soft, blood-rich tissue that covers the deer’s growing antlers. As the velvet dries and starts to itch, the buck rubs his antlers to remove it, exposing the hard, calcified antler beneath it. This behavior is a sign that the buck’s antlers are maturing and getting ready for rutting s