Photo Story Photo Story -- Whitetail Deer Improvement
Whitetail deer improvement programs are not inexpensive. The landowner must have special handling equipment for the deer and pay large sums for breeding bucks that will produce offspring with trophy racks. In this photo, Scott Jacoby of Sonora Trophy Hunts shows the company's first fawn crop. In the end, the deer belong to the state of Texas and are released on the ranch.
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