Circle I Deer
Breeding
Careful selection of AI sires and live breeding has lead to a diversified pool of genetics that produces quality antlers at a young age.
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Check out our breeding line up for this year and previous years
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 2015This year we will be breeding with our bucks Mule est 435"@3 and Outsider 447"@3 |  2014In 2014 we bred with Outsider, Grand King, and 4M 2174, a monster 4M Gladiator 44 son on a 4M Sledgehammer doe. We AI'd with Payday, Roaming Eagle, Flying Jack, and Timber Rock. |  2013This year our main breeders were 4M Gladiator's Mad Talent and Outsider, which both live bred and covered behind our power packed AI sires. |
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 20124M Gas was used in addition to a great lineup of AI sires including Bigfoot, Stone Mountain, Roamin' Eagle, Eastern Ace, Grand King, and numerous other great sires. |  2011Our main breeder was 4M Max Hardcore. We also AI'd to many great bucks including Rolex X 10 and Marty Graw. |  20104M Wildman Son |
 2009Our first year breeding we used a 4M Doc Son that scored 165" @ 1 year old. A very large yearling |  Foundation GeneticsOur initial thought was to always have a very diversified group of deer that combines some of the best bloodlines in the nation on top of each other. This start lead us to purchase our starting herd from multiple different breeders, and to breed those deer to multiple different sires. The different sires all had one thing in common though, and that was growing lots of bone. |