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Thunderhill Ranch: State of the Art Deer Breeding Facility in the Hill Country

Written on: 12/13/2006 17:00 by: Jason Parrish        
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I was invited to tour the Thunderhill Ranch in Llano County. Not only is it a beautiful 900 acre ranch, but it happens to be one of the most state of the art whitetail deer breeding facilities in Texas. Don't believe me, check out the photos and then read some of the articles (links below).

It was a very educational experience.

"As a pioneer in the white-tailed deer industry, I have been lucky enough to be part of some of the  best deer ranches in the world. Without a doubt, Thunderhill Ranch ranks among the top 5 overall, and number one in deer breeding facilities! The ranch has a state-of-the-art breeding facility, paying attention to every detail. The pen system is designed to provide maximum biosecurity and health for their deer. The handling barn is without competition in design and practice. The ranch property has been landscaped for whitetails, and is one of the most scenic ranches in Texas-- over-looking the Llano River.  Attention to detail is the rule, rather than the exception. Thunderhill Ranch is ready for someone to move to the "top of the hill" in the deer industry." Dr. James C. Kroll (aka "Dr. Deer")

Thunderhill Project Whitepaper (PDF)

Breeder Deer Genetics

Ranch Aeriel Tour

Member: Texas Deer Association, North American Whitetail Registry

Comments:

Author:duckwhacker Comment Left:12/20/2006 00:03
I would love some of those genetics on my place.
Author:Paleo Comment Left:03/08/2007 10:54
Amazing to see racks like that on such young bucks.
Author:bd13fishing Comment Left:04/06/2007 02:55
Awesome great deer, pond looking good also