Huge Sask Mulies

[Speckle55]

http://www.mountainviewmulies.com/




Food for Thought
David

[Kevwood]

Are u thinking of buying a monster to turn loose and replenish some of the genepool? Lol...some nice deer...

[elkhunter11]

Nice deer, but then again they are domestic stock, bred and fed to grow huge antlers.

[CLB]

Not right.

[elkamaholic]

not right.

x2,000,000

[hayseed]

Thats what missing on my mount.... dang ol ear tag...:sHa_sarcasticlol:

[pointer]

Thats what missing on my mount.... dang ol ear tag...:sHa_sarcasticlol:

That's awesome:sHa_shakeshout:

[medicmoose]

Sweet farm:snapoutofit: heard they have some big cattle in that part of the country to:angry3:o.

[bchap22]

I absolutely despise game farms and hunt farms!:mad0100::mad0100::mad0100:

[hunter1993ap]

that should be illegal to sell them for some rich guy to buy and shoot and put on his wall :mad3: !!! i would like to know what they feed them. i wouldnt be that mad if they fed them natural food or just let them brouse. but i dont agree for one second to be able to sell them.

[ASAT1]

I dont know why they shouldn't be able to sell them,its not like you can enter them in B and C anyways,not any different then Texas,and other farm raised and game farms out there. Anyways their aloud to use feed and bait for deer in Sask. from what I hear

[AMisler]

Some serious racks..but not right, or fair

[ovis40]

Must have good eyes to see a mountain from Sask.

[rem338win]

I have no time or appreciation for that crap. It's insulting really, and I believe a detriment to proper stewardship in regards to our wildlife.
To each their own. I hope they are in no way subsidized, and that the market doesn't support them.

[270WIN]

I dont know why they shouldn't be able to sell them,its not like you can enter them in B and C anyways,not any different then Texas,and other farm raised and game farms out there. Anyways their aloud to use feed and bait for deer in Sask. from what I hear

We have the Saskatchewan game farming industry to thank for the CWD that is steadily moving westward through Alberta and which, in time, will be present in all WMUs in our province. Does that explain it to you?

[ASAT1]

Not saying I'm for this, but what can you do to stop it ,its their money their using to raise and feed them and there's are alot of game farms in Alberta last time I looked

[elkhunter11]

,its their money their using to raise and feed them

And it's our wild deer herds that are put at risk from diseases that originate in game farms.

[Zuludog]

I have no time or appreciation for that crap. It's insulting really, and I believe a detriment to proper stewardship in regards to our wildlife.
To each their own. I hope they are in no way subsidized, and that the market doesn't support them.

^^ Yup.

[Snowdog]

"100 animals on 80 acres" that is like shooting fish in a barrel or do they penn up the other 99 and let the one you bought loose on the other 70 acres? I have 65 acres, from 1 hilltop i can shoot any where on my property, hunt could be over in 5 min.

[rammer]

"100 animals on 80 acres" that is like shooting fish in a barrel or do they penn up the other 99 and let the one you bought loose on the other 70 acres? I have 65 acres, from 1 hilltop i can shoot any where on my property, hunt could be over in 5 min.

Glad to see you didn't even bother opening the website link before throwing your 2 cents in. You can buy the deer, not a hunt.

I have nothing against wild game farms for elk etc when all animals are being sold for meat, but if the sole purpose is to grow crazy unatural genetics it defiantely detracts from the sporting side of hunting in my mind.

[Ice Fishing Maniac]

I would be damn PROUD to shoot a mulie like that in the WILD here in Alberta, but disgraced for a farm raised, hand fed buck...never see me hunt game farm. JMO:fighting0030:

[ASAT1]

We have the Saskatchewan game farming industry to thank for the CWD that is steadily moving westward through Alberta and which, in time, will be present in all WMUs in our province. Does that explain it to you?

I do beleive our province contributes to CWD as well, with well over 50 ellk farms and about 25 or so deer farms,so if you want to lay blame it would be government for allowing them. According to their stats as well only 94 deer were found with CWD from 2005 - 2010 and thats from the heads turned in which are probably a ton .

[270WIN]

I do beleive our province contributes to CWD as well, with well over 50 ellk farms and about 25 or so deer farms,so if you want to lay blame it would be government for allowing them. According to their stats as well only 94 deer were found with CWD from 2005 - 2010 and thats from the heads turned in which are probably a ton .

Well I think it's pretty clear that the CWD in Alberta's wild herd came in from Saskatchewan and it is the game farming industry in Sask that has been blamed for the disease's introduction into the wild population there. If you wish to believe otherwise, that's up to you.

Regarding the game farms in Alberta, while I don't remember seeing anything that would indicate CWD has been transmitted from Alberta's farms to the wild population here as you claim, I suppose you could be right. It is entirely possible that it could have happened and if not, it's likely only a matter of time until that does occur. That in itself (along with all the other negatives relating to game farming) is good enough reason to get rid of the industry in Alberta as well as Saskatchewan and everywhere else as far as I'm concerned. Hmmm. Sounds like you and I could be in agreement on that, although somehow I doubt it.:sHa_sarcasticlol: