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On this episode of Deer and Wildlife Stories, Keith showcases elk farming from Canada to Iowa. Keith will show you what it takes to run an elk farm successfully and you will see why the elk farming industry is growing at such an impressive rate.
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@moneyandtimefreedom3352 5 лет назад

THERES MY PROBLEM, I’ve been using an elk call while hunting when all I really need is a BIKE BELL.

@internetcrap7 4 года назад

You out there shootin calves or?

@maryknight4575 7 лет назад

Very good video Keith! I am a nurse in Iowa & have had elk & deer for along time & absolutely love them. Mine are not edible though! They are very spoiled. Thanks for wonderful informational video.. Mary Knight

@jtgamer14 6 лет назад

Great stuff Keith, thanks for putting it together. It's nice to get an insight into the efforts our farmers go through & the agricultural resources we have in this country. Looking forward to more videos like this!

@kevinashby3784 7 лет назад

These deer & Elk farming videos are just fantastic. They inform, & educate us about what these ranches are about. Great work

@davidorpwood8433 4 года назад

HI Keith I live in New Zealand & have worked & farmed Red deer & Elk .since 1976 .in 1978 I worked with wild deer farming & with the local Vet we worked on velvet removal. .

@LordGoober94 7 лет назад

More Elk Farming Please!

@LEEJOEVANNOY 5 лет назад

Well if I ever win the lottery I know what I'm doing

@prepperjonpnw6482 4 года назад

Oh yeah!!!

@marcusgenaille167 7 лет назад

AWESOME Video Keith!

@XxPYTHONREDxX 5 лет назад

Another great video! Cheers

@FlowingDepths 7 лет назад

Very interesting. Thanks for uploading.

@adam34266 7 лет назад

I thoroughly enjoyed your video, much appreciated!!

@HighRoadHunting 7 лет назад

Thanks Adam!

@finnanutyo1153 6 лет назад

I really like this. Very humane way they treat the animals

@miriammiller5293 5 лет назад

Finna Nut Yo yes I agree

@acolyteoffire4077 5 лет назад

@Guillesteban14 how so? the animals are perfectly fine, the antlers fall off anyway, and every step is taken to make sure the animals are healthy

@acolyteoffire4077 5 лет назад

@Guillesteban14 I can guarantee you I am not a "fetus" happen to be well into my 20's now, and it seems you have no argument to support your claims about any of the people in this comment string. what is the point of your comments friend.

@acolyteoffire4077 5 лет назад

@Guillesteban14 please. do explain, and type slower, most of your previous response would not have passed even at a 2nd grade level of literacy.

@SuperBadfishy 5 лет назад

@@acolyteoffire4077 Dont mind that guy he is probably trolling.

@craigfuhr 4 года назад

Keith - you just NAIL IT in this piece. Folks are desperate for FREEDOM in their lives, but they rarely find it. They instead choose the path that society, or their parents lay on them. The Elk Farmers in this video work hard, but they have a sense of freedom that few will ever know. God bless ‘em.

@scotthughes1458 6 лет назад

Elk are the most beautiful of all wapiti. Those tines.

@mg556linked 5 лет назад

Your comment got me thinking. Is wapiti applied to other deer species? I tended to associate it mainly with elk, but after looking it up, I'm seeing it's direct Algonquin translation is something like "white rump". What would be the other types of wapiti? White tail and mule deer? I'm guessing the moose wouldn't be considered "white rump".

@scotthughes1458 5 лет назад

mg556linked as far I know it’s the traditional given by native Americans I don’t think it applies to all

@prepperjonpnw6482 4 года назад

mg556linked I think you’re correct it mainly means elk but can also mean deer

@markkoons7488 5 лет назад

I'm old and seldom regret what might have been. Your path seems like it would be worth living all over again.

@kinghogtooth1530 5 лет назад

As a manitoban this is so cool to see that we have something like this here I'd love to go see this place in person

@charlesloveday9208 7 лет назад

This is amazing...not only a profitable business but so fulfilling. This is one of my favorite videos. Good stuff...keep up the great work!

@HighRoadHunting 7 лет назад

Thanks Charles! Yes, it was awesome to learn about this industry and see how profitable it is.

@tobyjenny7622 7 лет назад

Keith Warren wish this was legal in Arkansas.

@muffintop420 6 лет назад

Wow this is so cool. There is an elk farm about 2 miles from my place but they don't cut the antlers in velvet. I'm not sure what they do, maybe they sell for the meat. I like going down there to feed them from the fence it's so fun. During the rut sometimes I use my cow calls on them to see their reaction.

@mg556linked 5 лет назад

That's a good trick. I like to drive through Estes and try my cow calling on the bulls that tend to be living in town during the winter. I'm betting that farmed bulls, being somewhat less "talked at" by humans, are more receptive to cow calling. The city bulls are so used to humans hollering at them that they barely acknowledge the cow calls, with more than an ear lift or a head turn. It seems they just can't be bothered, but this also tends to be well past the rut.

@internetcrap7 4 года назад

That's a good thing. Antlers that are in velvet form still have nerves so the elk will be in pain if cut off like shown in the video, even if they don't physically show it.

@coyotehammer6947 6 лет назад

Awesome video!!!

@RonFarberNewman 6 лет назад

I would love if you did a similar overview of bison farming! :)

@burnsfarm4567 6 лет назад

Really cool farm

@jaylenburnetteoutdoors3343 7 лет назад

your my favrite youtuber

@stardoll346 4 года назад

Please can I contact you I need to buy a dozen calf....if you can assist in getting them. Thanks. Samson.

@ROBERTHOCKER 5 лет назад

WOW!! I have to learn Elk farming...

@Suckmyjagon 7 лет назад

thanks for great video

@johnmontoya5469 7 лет назад

Keith have you used any of the Catseye line of BSA scopes? If so what are your thoughts on them? My wife just bought me the 4-16x44 variant and it seems like a solid scope, I just need to go zero it in

@skylerarmer8098 7 лет назад

Best RU-vidR ever thanks for all ur hard work and thanks for your inspirational videos

@HighRoadHunting 7 лет назад

Thanks for your support and kind words.

@raykemry954 4 года назад

Perfection

@Hiphop101ize 5 лет назад

Do you farm them only for the antlers? Also are the adults docile enough to deal with without sedation?

@JoseMendoza-vc9jd 5 лет назад

How much land would you need to start?

@evertonmiranda2004 2 года назад

This kind of private initiative should be the staple solution for deer conservation in developing countries. Makes it acts both preserving species through sustainable hunting and several levels of management (including the intensive of shown in the video), and job creation.

@levissk8boy 5 лет назад

Pretty heartbreaking how the mom got confused Poot baby must’ve been so scared and confused

@jorgenorbertopedace7914 5 лет назад

Impresionantemente importante este Video,que muestra el manejo,reproducción y explotación del ciervo en las cabañas,como así también la obtención en la época indicada de la felpa llamada Velvet que se paga a un precio considerable.Magnífico Video

@PerfectoM 4 года назад

What is the acreage/size of this Elk farm? I may have missed it on the video.

@swagdaddy8561 4 года назад

About 3

@CannabisDreams 3 года назад

@@swagdaddy8561 3 acres? That's it?

@lexiepexie7845 3 года назад

Depends in the size, my grandparents ran 80 head and had about 100 Ares so it's like 1 acre a animal

@hahahahahaaaa8382 5 лет назад

Nice

@DcDorat 6 лет назад

What is liquid scalp?

@TheHillbillyHybrid 5 лет назад

What state is this farm in?

@jonathanflud113 4 года назад

I have found some Axis deer, and some Sika deer, in Texas for sale and I just want to know if u guys have any experience with the breeds?? Great videos please post some new ones great information and I have learned a lot thank you.

@chrishowarth7464 4 года назад

What was the medicine called

@Joao-cacao 7 лет назад

great video

@barriefarmsjr 6 лет назад

I think I'm gonna start elk farming

@kyle6324 5 лет назад

Barrie Farms JR. Did you

@michaelknox5577 5 лет назад

kyle ikr😂

@greamegustave 4 года назад

What does the buyer do with the antlers?

@pakcanhunter 5 лет назад

You cant just start elk ranching, you need capital to buy a farm and land. Only if you inherit the property is it easy.

@fantomfotog 5 лет назад

are most elk farms in the north and rocky mountains

@scottlambkin9308 4 года назад

that wire roll up machine needs too be brought to Australia

@JohnMartinez-sm1sk 5 лет назад

If someone did not remove the antler how big would the antlers get

@acolyteoffire4077 5 лет назад

they cut the antlers off when they are getting close to maximum length so about as big as you see here

@Jack-ok8vr 5 лет назад

they would shed their antlers

@wallygater 5 лет назад

I was wondering how much land do you need do you always hundreds of acres or just maybe 10 acre thanks for answering my house

@retrovibes3498 4 года назад

HL Fitzpatrick I’d say 120 acres should be good for a small operation like maybe 40 elk

@phuckshitproductions5249 5 лет назад

You should check out reindeer farming

@lanefouraker6575 6 лет назад

Why do you cut off the horns

@meredithchapman2009 5 лет назад

What is the antler for?

@Noodlepunk 5 лет назад

That's what I am curious about.

@Noodlepunk 5 лет назад

Just looked it up the velvet is harvested and is used as a supplement to boost your immune system.

@Skott62 5 лет назад

Having the land or buying the land is a big hurdle. Its not like the land is free and you cant do it in a city. Most people probably couldn't afford the cost of the land alone.

@soloz5053 5 лет назад

Why do ppl buy elk antlers for? Medicine? Someone explain pls

@hunterj985 5 лет назад

"Online search engine" 🤔

@jacklaughlin5782 7 лет назад

keith have you ever been hunting outside a fence and on state land? cause thats what the average american is doing

@venomf0 6 лет назад

Jack Laughlin of course he has what a silly question. But do u want to see that no? You want to see monster deers not heavily pressured yearlings

@gilschumacher5138 6 лет назад

Why do they cut of they antlers?

@SpencerHurstDOTCOM 5 лет назад

I'm assuming for money. Which sounds bad but they shed their antlers naturally anyways so doing it this way helps prevent any injury from scraping to shed their antlers and I believe it helps their antlers grow a little better the next time.

@calvinh.8882 5 лет назад

They told us that in the video.. They cut them before they get to sharp-pointed, to help keep them from harming each other, and they also have to cut them while they're in velvet in order to have them processed and turned into the vitamins or healthcare products that are made from them. They have to make a lot of money in order to feed and tend to them all year.

@missyrabbit5250 4 года назад

how high can they jump?

@mike0566 4 года назад

Not very high maybe 6 feet they don't like putting unnecessary stress on their legs.

@annamaymoore4457 3 года назад

Bang

@calvinh.8882 5 лет назад

If that notebook is that important, then wouldn't it be best to make a copy or two of it? That way it would save her from having a nervous breakdown if one got damaged.. lol.

@davidmassey6784 4 года назад

SIR I LIKE YOUR BUSINESS WAYR MUCH I AM REALLY THINKING ABOUT THAT KIND OF BUSINESS MYSELF DAVID

@brianstone494 7 лет назад

Keith have you ever harvested an elk

@HighRoadHunting 7 лет назад

Yes I have. Check out my new episode that was posted today, "Archery Bulls in Colorado."

@brianstone494 7 лет назад

Cool I hope to go elk hunting someday

@user-bv6fk1dl4x 2 года назад

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@henrym2813 5 лет назад

Coil man

@areguapiri 3 года назад

Why do people by elk antlers?

@obiwankenobi9439 5 лет назад

Where them Joe Rogan comments at?

@caydenolson5097 5 лет назад

Why do antlers have blood in them

@Rainkit 5 лет назад

The antlers are velvet, meaning that the bones that make up the antlers are still growing under a thin covering of fuzzy skin. Right before the rut, the blood gets cut off and the skin dries out and falls off, leaving the antlers.

@gabzsy4924 4 года назад

Renewable source. Talking like it's some green and sustainable energy. I'd love to see if someone farmed your fingernails and each year they regrow just to be pulled out again for someone's profit. Humans are monsters.

@Boreasrex11 5 лет назад

All that money explains why selling snake oil always is, has, and will be so popular.

@justintime519 4 года назад

Why does the DNR blame CWD on elk and deer farms?

@snakehead4213 7 лет назад

It would nice if people could sell deer meat I'll buy some if they did

@snakehead4213 7 лет назад

I just remember I'm been told by people who raise elk said you to be careful around elk because they can get mean and are unpredictable

@Norwegianviking 5 лет назад

do you want reindeer from Norway?

@Xehxna 5 лет назад

Male and female elk grow antlers.

@joseyabner1584 5 лет назад

No not really. Mostly just the bulls 'males'. There is only a rare chance that cows 'females' grow antlers.

@aarongutierrez412 5 лет назад

This is what China does but with rhinos, they also believe the same benefits

@Noodlepunk 5 лет назад

Think we should offer this as an alternative at least its renewable resource.

@judgerojas2516 7 лет назад

On Saturday, December 18 I shot my first buck / first deer and lucky me it was a big eight point

@HighRoadHunting 7 лет назад

That is great. Congrats!

@yourboiigrey1628 5 лет назад

Came here to see some huge whale tails. Very disappointed jk. Love the vid

@user-tb9iv6gf7u 3 года назад

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@golden1_1dragon12 4 года назад

Better than rhino horns lol

@jefferyschirm4103 5 лет назад

Please you dont have to worry about preserving no whitetail population needs to be cut by 50 percent at least have open season till pop.go back to 1970 levels. 500dollars plus of our insurance cost is deer.

@CAFEkatArt 5 лет назад

Jeffery Schirm Have to bring back carnivore species to really fix the deer over population and to fix our ecological systems. A cull is only a temporary fix

@Mike-xi4zt 5 лет назад

@@CAFEkatArt On my farm there are bobcat, coyotes, red fox, grey fox, mink, coons, possum, all of which are carnivores and will eat whitetail deer. Coyotes can, will, and do kill whitetail deer. I was getting the mail one day and I spooked a coyote that had a deer pinned down by the throat. The coyote let go long enough, because of me, for the the deer to take off running with the coyote trying to catch the deer again. I have found 3 different whitetail deer carcasses with grass and leaves partially covering them. I put up a trail camera and it was bobcat feeding on their kill.

@Mike-xi4zt 5 лет назад

@brianstone494 7 лет назад

4th

@hallacool99 4 года назад

Exploitive

@treggwoodard201 6 лет назад

I thought wild elk had it tough...

@treggwoodard201 6 лет назад

It’s interesting seeing wild animals being so friendly

@treggwoodard201 6 лет назад

Then i heard what they did to untamed ones (facepalm.)

@lexiepexie7845 3 года назад

When I get older i wanna farm elk. As of right now it's November 24 2020 and about 2 weeks ago my grandparents had one of there elk test positive for CWD. Tommorow were loading all them up to go to slaughter. I f***king hate government agency's ran by townies who don't know what its like to farm, raise, and handle these majestic animals. They had 2 bulls that we were letting go hard horn and they both were 8 or 9 point, and good luck getting those guys into a trailer and through the facility and squeeze, so we just shot them and these guys from the CFIA said we were gonna have to wait for a "professional shooter" to shoot them but we have my uncle who has shot about 200 elk bc hey had CWD and these guys were like "your gonna shoot for the heart and lungs" which if your hunting this is true but if you want to drop em immediately and not stress the other bulls out you shoot the neck bone, he fired 2 shots at 2 bulls and dropped them both immediately. Now I don't have time to talk about all the bullsh!t with this but I could go on for hours.

@possiblyadickhead6653 5 лет назад

What bs is thsiy

@Andrew-hl3tk 5 лет назад

Unlike the average livestock species, Elk is not an essential economic good, rather it is a luxury for those who prefer the taste or health benefits at a higher price. Without a resource need, it becomes hard to find moral reasoning for these farms other than population level conservation goals in some regions. Please provide a counter, I can't seem to find much ethics discussion on the topic other than political stories.

@hunterj985 5 лет назад

How about, because they want to elk farm. You should mind your own F-cking business, seriously, whatever business you're in, mind that, and stay out of others. Nobody owes you an explanation, on why they're doing what their doing.