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August heat is tough on midwest deer

August heat is tough on midwest deer

August heat can indeed be challenging for deer in the Midwest, including white-tailed deer at Record Breaking Ranch. The high temperatures and often dry conditions of late summer create a variety of stressors for these animals. Here are some key points about how August heat affects deer and what

How about this six-pack?

How about this six-pack?

adminadmin June 13, 2024 Ram, SCI

BOOK YOUR EXOTIC HUNT TODAY!A “trophy ram” refers to a male sheep that is highly prized by hunters for its impressive horns, age, and overall physical condition. These rams are often found among wild sheep species such as bighorn sheep, Dall sheep, and desert bighorn sheep. Here’s

Nice bull crossing the creek at RBR

Nice bull crossing the creek at RBR

adminadmin June 11, 2024 Elk

RBR hunting season starts in August! ELK HUNT PACKAGESElk are indeed known to be fond of water, and their behavior around water sources is an important aspect of their daily life and habitat use at Record Breaking Ranch. Here are several reasons why elk are attracted to water and how they utilize

How big do elk get?

How big do elk get?

adminadmin June 11, 2024 Elk

Elk (Cervus canadensis), also known as wapiti, are one of the largest species in the deer family. Their size can vary depending on their subspecies and geographic location, but here are some general guidelines on the size of elk:General SizeAdult Males (Bulls):Weight: Typically range from 700 to

First RBR Elk Calf Sighting of 2024!

First RBR Elk Calf Sighting of 2024!

adminadmin May 31, 2024 Elk, News

And life begins at Record Breaking Ranch. We welcome the newest elk fawn this spring of 2024.Elk fawning, also known as calving, is a critical period in the elk life cycle here at Record Breaking Ranch. Here are some key points about elk fawning:TimingSeason: Elk calves are typically born in late

Whitetails in June at RBR

Whitetails in June at RBR

In June, white-tailed deer at Record Breaking Ranch in Fulton, Missouri are experiencing a relatively calm period following the spring fawning season. Here’s what you can expect in terms of their behavior, habitat use, and management considerations during this time:Behavior and HabitatFawning