Our hearts have been heavy this week at RBR. As we reflect on the 24th anniversary of 9/11 and mourn the recent passing of Charlie Kirk, we stand with so many others carrying the weight of grief and remembrance. In the quiet of the woods, where we feel closest to God and most grateful for the
The arrival of a baby sika deer — called a fawn — is one of the quiet wonders of the wild. Sika deer, originally native to East Asia but now found in parts of Europe and North America, give birth in late spring or early summer when food is abundant and conditions are safest for the vulnerable
A whitetail deer’s life on a clear fall night at RBR is a dynamic mix of feeding, social interactions, and heightened alertness. Fall is a pivotal time for whitetails, especially as it aligns with the breeding season (rut), where behavior changes dramatically. Here’s what a typical whitetail
Rubs are extremely important to white-tailed deer, particularly to bucks, as they play a crucial role in communication, territory establishment, and preparation for the rut (breeding season). Here’s a detailed look at why rubs are significant to whitetail deer at Record Breaking Ranch:1
The Fallow Deer (Dama dama) is a species of deer that is native to Europe but has been introduced to many parts of the world, including North America, Australia, New Zealand and of course Record Breaking Ranch. They are known for their distinctive coat patterns and unique antler shape. Here’s
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
