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<blockquote data-quote="Fritz the Cat" data-source="post: 444826" data-attributes="member: 605">[MEDIA=youtube]O8Y6x38hmX0[/MEDIA]At eight minutes Dr. Christopher Seabury talks about agency testing testing testing. And after all the testing there is not one single next step. Dr. Seabury is into DNA, genomes and giving an animal a breeding value. Some of you guys like guywhofishes and kdm would like this video because he addresses sharp shooting or just killing deer as bad because the agencies are indiscriminately shooting good genetics.&nbsp; The DNA genomes testing is way less invasive than rectal and/or tonsil biopsies. It's an ear punch. A small circular cut pushing hair, blood and tissue into a vial of formalin. I have one that I used to do purity testing. About $40 bucks per sample. There are actually two farmed deer herds in North Dakota enrolled in Seabury's program. It takes years to come up with animals that score high in Seabury's codon levels program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fritz the Cat, post: 444826, member: 605"] [MEDIA=youtube]O8Y6x38hmX0[/MEDIA] At eight minutes Dr. Christopher Seabury talks about agency testing testing testing. And after all the testing there is not one single next step. Dr. Seabury is into DNA, genomes and giving an animal a breeding value. Some of you guys like guywhofishes and kdm would like this video because he addresses sharp shooting or just killing deer as bad because the agencies are indiscriminately shooting good genetics. The DNA genomes testing is way less invasive than rectal and/or tonsil biopsies. It's an ear punch. A small circular cut pushing hair, blood and tissue into a vial of formalin. I have one that I used to do purity testing. About $40 bucks per sample. There are actually two farmed deer herds in North Dakota enrolled in Seabury's program. It takes years to come up with animals that score high in Seabury's codon levels program. [/QUOTE]

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