PEEL FOREST ESTATE 1 BRAKE ROAD, RD 22, GERALDINE 7992 NEW ZEALAND (027) / 0800 DEER4U

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1 Velvet & Trophy Sire Sale Catalogue Tuesday 12th January 2016 Viewing at 12pm, Auction 1pm PEEL FOREST ESTATE 1 BRAKE ROAD, RD 22, GERALDINE 7992 NEW ZEALAND (027) / 0800 DEER4U steve@peelforestestate.com

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3 STEVE'S COMMENTS Welcome to the Peel Forest Velvet and Antler Sire Sale. As with many farmers throughout the South Island, this year has thrown some curve balls at us with regards to the weather. Cold, slow and dry pretty much sums up what we have come through. But the stags and velvet season have been very good. We have decided to sell the velvet s as 3 yr olds this year as much debate was around whether they should be cut or left with heads on, as 2 yr olds.. At 2yrs old it was difficult to nail down the final line-up and I also believe that because they make a huge gain from 2yrs to 3yrs it was best to go the direction we have. It gives us much more confidence in selling a 3yr old but also the client as the stag will shift better and also covers more hinds. Therefore it is a smaller line-up of 3yrs as some we used and some who were late in growth and missed last year's selection. Walton again has a very strong influence. They have come on extremely well and we are very pleased with the style of velvet that they cut. The trophy stags we have catalogued represent some new and exciting young s here at Peel Forest. Milo, a son of Coco has a huge head this year and has two sons in the sale. Bowman, a son of Chancellor Peel is an amazingly quiet, easy going stag who has a massive multi-pointed head. He also has two sons in the sale. The Duke had a small number of hinds and has left his imprint. He only has one stag in the sale. We have stayed focused on our goal to breed antler that is attractive and balanced. Clean in the bottom tynes and always looking for length in the main beam. Feel free to contact me about any stags for sale or a viewing. As always we stand behind the s we sell. Regards, Steve Blanchard

4 JOHNE'S RESILIENCE GROUND BREAKING JOHNE'S RESEARCH AT PEEL FOREST ESTATE The annual cost of Johne s disease to the New Zealand deer industry in 2011 was estimated at least $8.8 million. Even more importantly, the cost of Johne s disease on farms with heavily affected deer herds can be huge, ruining the profitability of your deer unit. For the last ten years Peel Forest Estate has made a serious commitment to breeding Johne s Resilient deer on the property and is leading the way with an industry breaking research project with Dr Frank Griffin, Head of Microbiology at the University of Otago. There have been huge gains in the research by not only reducing the presence of Susceptible animals but more importantly identifying Resilient bloodlines. This breakthrough is even more important due to the fact Colin Mackintosh from Agresearch has identified the powerful heritability of either Susceptibility or Resilience to Johne s in deer. The heritability of the Johne s resilient trait ensures the ability of Peel Forest Estate stags to fight the disease on our client s properties. In Colin Mackintosh's paper following his trial on heritability he comments the offspring of the S (Susceptible) was significantly more severely affected than those of the R (Resilient). Most of the Resistant, but not the Susceptable, showed evidence of resolving lesions and a reduction in M.A.P (Johne's) after challenge. The paper went on to say the 5 male offspring gained significantly more weight than the 9 S offspring over the 49 week study (70.3kg versus 59.8kg) despite being 2.8kg lighter at the start. This difference was statistically significant and even more significant because the S had a higher breeding value for 12 month weight. Further to this research Peel Forest Estate are now going to look into the possible improvements to meat yield and quality from progeny with Johne s resilience as well as the proven on farm productivity benefits. All stock at Peel Forest Estate are continually challenged by Johne s which has resulted in a radical test-cull, natural and genetic selection for Johne s resilience. The heritability of the Johne s resilient trait ensures their ability to fight the disease on your property.

5 SIRE STAG CARE AND MANAGEMENT Sires are the most valuable animal in the deer herd. They carry the genetics that will determine the future production of your herd. The welfare and 12 month health programme cannot be compromised if you wish to get the best from your s. ON ARRIVAL Stress is at a high level when your new stag arrive at your property. He has left familiar surroundings and mates he has lived with in a social group of around 40 animals of the same age. His arrival can be made a lot less stressful if you follow a few simple rules. 1. Your stag should arrive as early as possible to settle in (preferably before February) 2. Having a few animals in the yard when the stag is unloaded is important. He should be introduced to a small group of similar age (10-15 animals). Never put with older stags or spikers. Ideally if the hinds he was to mate were nearby he could go directly into the mob. Early fawns should always be the aim. THE ROAR A 3 year old stag will mate hinds comfortably if he does not have to travel too far or has no competing stag nearby. When you put your stag out is your choice (the earlier the better) but be aware it can take 5-10 days to be accepted into the mob before he begins mating. It is possible to mate far more hinds than this but you risk a greater spread over calving and marked loss in body weight and performance in a young stag. When the stags are taken out of the hinds minimize fighting by preparing a safe paddock (with plenty of feed, shade and water) by taking the most dominant stag (older) first. Avoid a very hot day. Do not put stags used for mating with ones that have not been as this can cause excessive fighting. ANIMAL HEALTH Your stag will have been drenched and coppered before leaving Peel Forest Estate. As soon as the s have settled down after the roar it is good practice to give them a drench, copper and a mineral booster. Hemo 15 is one option. This should be done no later than the end of May. He is at his most vulnerable state and parasites need to be addressed as soon as possible after the roar.

6 CONDITIONS FOR SALE Sale will be conducted in accordance with conditions of sale as set down by South Canterbury Stock and Station Agent s Association, copy of which is exhibited at sale venue, and other terms set out in this catalogue. Deer will be offered as catalogued, subject only to final draft. Intending purchasers are required to register at the office prior to commencement of sale to obtain buyer s number and advise appropriate stock and station agent. Each lot shall become the property and responsibility of the purchaser on the fall of the hammer. Terms are strictly cash unless prior arrangements are made with one of the selling agents. Sale will be conducted GST exclusive. Purchaser must give complete delivery instructions to the office, using one of the delivery instruction sheets in the back of this catalogue and receive delivery docket before removing animals. The vendor will offer a commission of 4% to nonparticipating companies. Notice should be given in writing to the vendor 24 hours before the commencement of sale. SPECIAL CONDITIONS No animals, embryos or semen sold by Peel Forest Estate or their germplasm, any subsequent progeny or germplasm, including the semen and germplasm of that progeny, may be supplied to any third party without the written permission of Peel Forest Estate. This condition does not affect normal commercial deer farming or stud farming or their normal sales of semen or embryos as it only applies to entities with the primary function of commercial semen/germplasm activity. It is a condition of sale of any animals, embryos, or germplasm or semen sold by Peel Forest Estate, that the purchaser agrees to include the following clause as a condition of any subsequent sale or gift of any animal, embryo, semen, germplasm or subsequent progeny or germplasm to a third party the purchaser acknowledges that it will not supply any animals, embryos, semen or germplasm to any commercial semen/germplasm marketing or sales entity, and will ensure that this clause is inserted as a condition of any sale or gift of any animals, embryos, semen or germplasm. SALE Animals will be penned by 11.30a.m. on the day of the sale. All stags will be velveted which will remain the property of Peel Forest Estate. CERTIFICATES Certificate copies of TB accredited free status, Johnes Clear Test and pedigree will be provided to the purchaser and are available for inspection by all potential clients. GENERAL INSURANCE Insurance facilities will be available at the office. HERD HEALTH STATUS Peel Forest Estate has completed a re-accreditation TB whole herd test. We have a C10 plus status. All stags have received a veterinarian physical testicular examination. GUARANTEE Should a stag prove to be infertile from natural causes it will be replaced. In all events the Seller will not be held responsible for loss of production or consequential losses on any animal sold. Notification of any dissatisfaction must be made within 12 months of the date of sale. Subject to these terms, the vendor makes no warranty about any animal sold. DISCLAIMER While these details are prepared with the greatest of care Peel Forest Estate accept no responsibilities for omissions and missed descriptions.

7 USING DEERSELECT DBVS WHAT IS DEERSELECT? DEER Select is the genetic evaluation system for the deer industry. DEERSelect can assist you in your purchase by providing an indication of the relative progeny performance of each stag. DEERSelect is a simple system to use. Each animal has an individual Breeding Value (or BV) for certain traits which are related to economic profitability. By comparing BVs between animals, you can assess the relative merits of animals for different traits. WHAT DO I LOOK FOR? The first question is whether the DEERSelect analysis on the herd you are considering purchasing from is acrossherd or within-herd. If across-herd, then the BVs are comparable to those from other herds participating in across-herd analysis. Within-herd BVs apply only to comparisons between animals in the one herd, and cannot be compared between two different herds. WHAT DO THE DIFFERENT BVs MEAN? BVs are available for growth and antler traits (the system will be expanded over time to consider other economically important traits). The traits reported are: 12-month weight (W12BV) - This compares the weight of animals in spring i.e. the critical time for venison production. The values are expressed in kg of liveweight. For venison production, this is the trait deer farmers are paid on so should receive significant emphasis if purchasing genetics for venison. Mature weight (MWTBV) This compares the mature weight of hinds (i.e. 3+ years). Again, the values are expressed in kg liveweight. This trait is economically important for both venison and velvet production, as it is an indicator of how much feed is required to maintain an adult animal. Although it is expressed on a breeding hind basis, it is closely related to mature weight of adult stags as well. Those seeking specialist velvet production genetics should look for low or moderate mature weight, combined with excellent velvet genetics. This will maximise the profit per hectare of your velvet enterprise by producing more velvet per stag and running stags at higher stocking rates. For venison production, mature weight is somewhat correlated with 12- month weight. This means that if genetics are sought to breed replacement hinds, 12- month weight needs to be balanced with the mature weight to keep hind size (and hence feed costs) at an appropriate level. There may be considerations with handling ability too, depending on your individual preference. Mature weight is not economically important for terminal s (concentrate on 12-month weight). Mature Velvet Weight (MVWBV) This compares the weight of velvet produced by a mature velveting stag values are expressed as kg of velvet cut at optimal time. The MVWBV is a significant driver of velvet profitability and should be considered along with likely impacts on velvet grade when comparing animals. HOW DO BVs RELATE TO PERFORMANCE? BVs are expressed in actual units of production (kg of liveweight or velvet), so are directly related to expected impacts on performance. An animal passes on half of its genes to it s offspring (the other half come from the other parent). So if we take an example of 2 stags, one with a 12- month weight EBV of +12 kg and the other of +8 kg, and mate them to the same group of hinds, the first stag will pass on an impact of +6 kg to his offspring, while the second will pass on +4 kg. Thus we would expect the offspring of the +12 stag to be 2 kg heavier at 12 months of age than those of the +8 stag (i.e. half of the difference in breeding value). WHAT DO ACCURACIES MEAN? BVs are always an estimate we can never know the true breeding value of an animal. However, the more information we have the more confident we are that the BV we calculate is accurate and close to the true breeding value. The accuracy figure is an indication of how confident we are in the accuracy of the estimated BV. BVs with accuracies of 80% + are excellent indications of true breeding value, and are unlikely to change significantly if we had more information. BVs with accuracies of 60-80% are good indicators of true breeding value, but adding more information may cause some changes in breeding value estimates. BVs with accuracies less than 60% are approximate indicators of breeding value, and may change significantly with additional information. To make maximum genetic progress, selection decisions should be based on the BV itself, not its accuracy. A higher BV, even with lower accuracy, will, on average, give greater genetic progress. NOTE FROM DEERSelect - DEC 2010 In October a correction was made to the DEERSelect system to rectify an issue identified. This has resulted in the overall BVs for the leading stags decreasing by approximately 2 kg. Across the entire recorded deer population the correlation between the previous BVs and the corrected BVs is 98%, indicating that for the vast majority of animals the re-ranking is minor. The top tier of stags remains in the top tier and selection and purchase decisions would largely remain unchanged. Any re-ranking that has occurred is in no way the fault of the breeders concerned. We are currently working on opportunities to significantly expand the DEERSelect system to encompass a wider range of traits in order to better describe the full range of performance parameters that influence commercial profitability of venison production systems. In the longer term this will also contribute towards the exciting potential for genomic BVs, following on from the mile- stones achieved earlier this year in producing the first DNA sequence for the red deer genome. But before we achieve this long term goal, there will be significant shorter term benefits from the work to better identify the best stags for industry based on a number of important production characteristics. - Jason Archer, DEERSelect Manager

8 AGENTS Marcus Adlam PGGW Graham Kinsman PGGW Ron Schroeder PGGW John Williams PGGW Brian Duggan PGGW Alf Kinzett CRT Max Bensemann PWA

9 Sire References Walton Riley Johnboy General Peel Milo Bowman The Duke

10 WALTON Walton is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding stags to ever come out of the Windermere stud. He is a Pure Warnham with very clean, heavy velvet with excellent hertitablity leaving some powerful young stags in his wake. Walton won the National Velvet Competition as a 2 year old cutting an impressive 5.8kg of SA velvet. At 3 years he cut 8.06kg SA2 and 4 years 9.9kg of SA2. This year he cut 12.6kg SA2 of very clean velvet. MURCHISON THOMASALBERT CRUPERT 91095PEL 95131WM RAMASSES WALTON R90079 TAYLOR JAMES 040WM 17WM 500WM HOGAN 323WM

11 RILEY Birthdate: 2004 RILEY is a young PURE WARNHAM, bred by TRAVIS over our outstanding DAM.160 (also the of JAMES II). He is a very big stag who is passing on good size genetics. He has a very tidy antler style, long, clean and correct, and cut 8.5kg SAV at four years and 10.0kg of SA2 at seven years. We rate him extremely highly as a Windermere Sire. TRAVIS TAYLOR JAMES 17WM 94478WM JAMES RILEY 91196WM ANDREW WM - 731/

12 JOHNBOY Johnboy is a stunning Walton son out of a top Windermere Stud JAMESII daughter. With over 90 progeny on the ground. Johnboy is leaving some amazing young stags in his wake. With solid 12 month growth rates and huge EBV's for velvet this Sire could outdo his father with pass on ability. He epitomises the direction Peel Forest is striving for. Clean, thick, attractive velvet with stocky English bodies. Johnboy is a hardy English stag with excellent temperament. Cut 9.6 SA2 at 6 years. WALTON MURCHISON THOMASALBERT 95131WM 040WM TAYLOR JOHNBOY 500WM 04439WM JAMESII JAMES 91160WM 02245WM HOGAN 92280WM

13 GENERAL PEEL Birthdate: 2005 General Peel is a very important at Peel Forest. He possesses all the criteria to cross with Multi High Scoring antler. The breed plan was to cross heavy beam with clean, long scoring tynes. We have it all and more in this powerful. General has a big powerful body structure with an exceptional 12 month DBV of 8.57 for growth and is a very quiet, easy going stag. MOTDONIS MOTSUMI HOWARD Y ADONIS GENERAL 202TF AWESOME VADER 3613LO 5014LO 15LO CARBINE 157LO

14 MILO Milo has been one of the top stags of his year all the way through his life, to date. He has huge beam which showed as a 2yr old cutting over 8kg of fully stripped antler. He then went on to cut a very impressive wide, heavy 3yr old head that confirmed his place in the Sire paddock. His Dam is a well performed Adonis hind who has been consistently leaving great beam with long atrractive antler style. Last season he cut 15.4kg antler at 550SCI at the age of 6 yrs. Milos strength for Peel Forest is in his depth of breeding for width, beam and the 'wow' factor of which he has bucket loads. COCO COBANA WINDSOR 98Y019 01G799 ATLANTIS MILO 98Y077 ADONIS TERMINATOR LEANNA 772 HALDANE B327

15 BOWMAN Bowman is a pure English son of Chancellor Peel, the Furzeland Master Sire who continues to lead the industry producing world class sons. Bowmans potency is fully shown in his first crop of 2yr olds, leaving incredible royal points, long lower tynes and great weight of antler. The pure English bloodlines carry the greatest pass-on ability because of the potency of the pedigree tree and lineage, no more evident then Bowman. His Dam is by William John out of the best performing Furzeland hind 104 who was Dam of two previous Sires in Forest Monarch and Mathias. CHANCELLOR JAMIESON JAMIE FURZELAN BOWMAN WJOHN CRUPERT / JAMIESON 94010

16 THE DUKE The Duke is a young who already is showing a high degree of pass-on to his off spring. He has huge beam inherited from his 403-Spotsburn. He also grows an extra bay sometimes on both sides. His tops are very long coming from a heavy deep crown. An attractive feature which we like is he only has kickers out of his royals. He also has excellent EBV's for growth of for 12 month. The Duke is a heavy muscular dark coloured. At 4yrs he scored 496 SCI 403-SPOTSBURN ADONIS TERMINATOR LEANNA THE DUKE HIGHLANDER FEMALE HIGHLANDER ENGLISH TIBERIUS ADONIS TF MOTDONIS 3613LO

17 STAGS FOR SALE Lot No. Tag Class Yearling Velvet Yearling 3yr Velvet Breed Type Sire Dam's BV BV Weight Sire Velvet Kg 7.8 Kg SA2 7/8 Warnham 1/8 German JOHNBOY TOBY Velvet Kg 7.4 Kg SA2 Pure Warnham WALTON SOVEREIGN Velvet NA 6.6 Kg SA2 Warnham/Woburn WALTON RILEY Velvet Kg 6.0 Kg SA2 Warnham/Woburn RILEY WINDSOR Velvet Kg 6.0 Kg SA2 Woburn/Warnham AZTEC HUDSON Velvet Kg 6.8 Kg SA2 Pure Warnham WALTON MURCHISON Velvet Kg 5.8 Kg SA2 Warnham/Woburn RILEY TROY Velvet Kg 5.6 Kg SA2 Pure Warnham WALTON JAMES Velvet Kg Not Cut Yet Warnham/Woburn TRAVIS AZTEC Velvet Kg Not Cut Yet Warnham/Woburn WALTON AZTEC Velvet Kg Not Cut Yet Pure Warnham WALTON RILEY Velvet Kg Not Cut Yet Pure Warnham RILEY TAYLOR Lot No. Tag Class Yearling Velvet Yearling 2yr Antler Breed Type Sire Dam's BV BV Weight Sire Trophy NA 10 Kg HH Pure English BOWMAN SEBASTIAN Trophy Kg 6.8 KG HH Trophy MILO KINGSLEY Trophy Kg 7 Kg HH Trophy GENERAL COCO Trophy NA 6.6 Kg HH Trophy THE DUKE HANNIBAL Trophy Kg 6.0 Kg HH Trophy PMKEY TIBER Trophy Kg 7.2 Kg HH Trophy GENERAL COED Trophy Kg 8.6 Kg HH Pure English BOWMAN SEBASTIAN Trophy Kg 7.4 Kg HH Trophy MEGA PEEL ADONIS Trophy NA 9.6 Kg HH Trophy CHANCELLOR BALMORAL Trophy Kg 7.0 Kg HH Pure English CHANCELLOR BALMORAL Trophy Kg 7.0 Kg HH Trophy MILO COCO Trophy Kg 6.4 Kg HH Trophy GENERAL COED Trophy Kg 5.2 Kg HH Trophy GENERAL HANNIBAL Trophy Kg 6.0kg HH Trophy GENERAL MEGA PEEL Trophy Kg 5.2 Kg HH Trophy GENERAL HANNIBAL Trophy Kg 7.2 Kg HH Trophy BERNARD 5087

18 Lot # /8 Warnham 1/8 German kg Kg SA JOHNBOY Powerful head of velvet, strong lower tynes with great beam. 365 is a very quiet stag to work with. He is a great bodied stag. A Very strong bottom line going back to 019 Dam of past Mikey. Top Sire. WALTON 04439WM TOBY MURCHISON 040WM JAMESII 02245WM CLIVE Y404 CLIVE 02019

19 Lot # Pure Warnham Kg Kg SA WALTON 06618WM A Proven cross of powerful genetics for velvet. 057 is a full brother to lot 2 in 2014 sold to Steve Borland and Bob Sharpe for $62,000. Great beam and impressive bulb on this tremendous young Walton son. MURCHISON 040WM SOVEREIGN 03317WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM PLATO JAMESII 98860WM

20 Lot # Warnham/Woburn NA 30/11/ Kg SA WALTON 07759WM Another son of Walton again with the clean style he passes on so strongly. Good lower tynes a feature of Rileys influence. A full brother in the 2yr paddock looking exceptional too. MURCHISON 040WM RILEY 05530WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM TRAVIS 91160WM TRAVIS 98816WM

21 Lot # Warnham/Woburn Kg 30/11/ Kg SA RILEY 09957WM Long split brows, good length and beam. Very tidy Riley son. Another young stag that will breed true to type leaving clean, attractive velvet. TRAVIS 91160WM WINDSOR 06661WM TAYLOR 94478WM ANDREW 731/480 HARVEY Y405 TRAVIS 04424WM

22 Lot # Warnham/Woburn Kg 30/11/ Kg SA AZTEC 07758WM Huge bulb on this head. The style is very much Woburn coming from Aztec and Hudson. If you prefer the shorter thick velvet or need a bulb in your velvet 090 will certainly do it for you. TAMAR 98817WM HUDSON 05521WM BEDFORD 97229SO HARVEY - MCLEOD 97704WM SOVEREIGN 00049WM

23 Lot # Pure Warnham Kg 30/11/ Kg SA WALTON 04424WM Very strong Walton style in 080 velvet. Clean lower tynes with good placement. Ideal for correction if your heads are a little short or getting untidy. MURCHISON 040WM MURCHISON 00009WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM JAMES 94444WM

24 Lot # Warnham/Woburn Kg 30/11/ Kg SA RILEY 09961WM Thick, dark velvet. Super clean competition style head. Very good bulb. I miss read this head and cut him slightly early, should have cut well over 6kg. Used as a backup after AI. TRAVIS 91160WM TROY-WM 99929WM TAYLOR 94478WM ANDREW 731/480 HARVEY 151 TAYLOR 96621WM

25 Lot # Pure Warnham Kg 30/11/ Kg SA WALTON 00009WM Very even tynes, clean beam with a very good top. We have a very good older brother, so expect this boy to go on a lot from here. Dam was Dam of lot 3 in 2011 and lot 16 in MURCHISON 040WM JAMES 94444WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM RAMASSES 17WM JONATHAN -

26 Lot # Warnham/Woburn Kg 30/11/2013 Not Cut Yet TRAVIS 08841WM 059 has not been cut yet but is in the catalogue as the beam looks very good. It's a late growing head as English deer sometimes do, but looks like it will make the grade. TAYLOR 94478WM AZTEC 96610WM JAMES 17WM JAMES 91196WM TAMAR 98817WM JAMES DAM62

27 Lot # Warnham/Woburn Kg 30/11/2013 Not Cut Yet WALTON 08859WM 088 is the same as 059 and looking very good, just putting out trays at print time so he's in but will access at cutting. Grand Dam is of 057 (lot 2) so a powerful line-up of velvet genetics in this boy. MURCHISON 040WM AZTEC 06618WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM TAMAR 98817WM SOVEREIGN 03317WM

28 Lot # Pure Warnham Kg 30/11/2013 Not Cut Yet WALTON 08815WM 056 was passed last year as his head was later than the others. He isn't cut yet but has made a great gain as these deer do so have included him and will access at cutting. MURCHISON 040WM RILEY 04423WM THOMASALBERT 95131WM TAYLOR 500WM TRAVIS 91160WM JAMESII WARNHAM

29 Lot # Pure Warnham Kg 30/11/2013 Not Cut Yet RILEY 09919WM He is in the catalogue as he is looking promising but not cut yet. Should be very clean style with Taylor in the background featuring on both sides. TRAVIS 91160WM TAYLOR 06612WM TAYLOR 94478WM ANDREW 731/480 JAMES 17WM MURCHISON 96621WM

30 Lot # Pure English NA 30/11/ Kg HH BOWMAN Very heavy crown with great beam and lower tynes. Huge cluster of tops expected. Top stag with strength right through his pedigree. CHANCELLOR SEBASTIAN JAMIESON 4324 WJOHN CARBINE 9834PEL CHANCELLOR 02761

31 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ KG HH MILO Long up sweeping front tynes. Heavy beam showing a very good crown. Very similar to Milo as a 3yr old. Again a great line with Chancellor and Adonis featuring strongly in the background. COCO KINGSLEY COBANA 01G799 ADONIS 772 ADONIS 3610LO CHANCELLOR 01120

32 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH GENERAL Very big dimensions all over this antler. Huge beam and great B.B.T's. Wide with a great crown just about to burst. With General Peels impact for mass and Coco's proven track record for style this will be a huge head in the future. He also has an extra left bay. This stag is big bodied and covers the field of trophy, velvet and venison. MOTDONIS 3613LO COCO MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO COBANA 01G799 CHANCELLOR 98340AW

33 Lot # Trophy NA 30/11/ Kg HH THEDUKE by a new called 'The Duke'. A big antler with very good length above the tray. Royals showing about 9x9 maybe more. Large structure on a solid dark muscular stag. 403-SPOTSBURN HANNIBAL TIBERIUS MOTSUMI-DG Y553DG MEGAPEEL 0713RD

34 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH PMKEY is by the General son we sold to Brock Deer now called PM Key. Strong lower tynes, great bays and trifurcated left tray. Very good beam and overall length. An antler outlook that is very appealing with kickers out of the royals both sides. Very potent line Coco, Tiberius and daughter of Chancellor Peel. GENERAL TIBER MOTDONIS 3613LO BIGMAC TIBERIUS COCO 03413

35 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH GENERAL Another son of General shows the mass and long tynes so strong in his bloodline. Very good beam and length over all. Showing 8 or more in both crowns. Wide, attractive antler. COED sold to Ian Scott now called Attila has the mass to complement General and 774 will be a huge head at maturity. MOTDONIS 3613LO COED MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO COCO COMMANDER 00110

36 Lot # Pure English Kg 30/11/ Kg HH BOWMAN Bowman is proving to have great pass-on like his and 1379 is showing a big crown high above the tray. The beam is good with lower tynes splitting on the left side. This is a very good line. A top English stag. CHANCELLOR SEBASTIAN JAMIESON 4324 WJOHN CARBINE 9834PEL ROBROY 96104

37 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH MEGAPEEL had a very nice 2yr old head with 28 points and long clean tops. Front 3 tynes are very good with splitting trays and good crown about to really go. Should be showing very well by sale day. CHANCELLOR ADONIS 02263TF JAMIESON 4324 BRANSON TERMINATOR LEANNA BARON 00218TF

38 Lot # Trophy NA 30/11/ Kg HH CHANCELLOR Splitting brows, big trumpeting tops about to burst high above the trays. 9.6 kg of HA as a 2yr old with 37 points suggest this guy should look very good come sale day. Very strong line. A top stag. JAMIESON 4324 BALMORAL JAMIE FURZELAN BLUE49 ROBROY 96104

39 Lot # Pure English Kg 30/11/ Kg HH CHANCELLOR Dark antler with huge crown developing. Identical breeding to 773 in the sale. Very thick above the tray. Look forward to seeing his tops. JAMIESON 4324 BALMORAL JAMIE FURZELAN BLUE49 ROBROY 96104

40 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH MILO has a double cross of Coco from two siblings. Splitting trays onto a big trumpeting crown developing. He has inherited the beam of Milo. COCO COCO COBANA 01G799 ADONIS 772 COBANA 01G799 CHANCELLOR 96061

41 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH GENERAL The latest head in the line-up. Wide aspect, good beam with very good bays. Crown only just bulbing up. Will need to access later but looking good at this early development. MOTDONIS 3613LO COED 0818RD MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO COCO RD R211RD

42 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH GENERAL Very good clean lower tynes. Spacing's are good with a long overall aspect. Royals are high above the tray and only just bulbing, so needs to be a strong showing to stay in the sale. MOTDONIS 3613LO HANNIBAL MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO MOTSUMI-DG Y553DG TIBERIUS 04183

43 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ kg HH GENERAL is extremely wide with very good up sweeping lower tynes. A Fine looking head to date, his crown is only just bulbing. He was a little lame when we accessed him so his progress will be monitored. MOTDONIS 3613LO MEGAPEEL MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO CHANCELLOR TROY 04013

44 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH GENERAL This boy has the length above his tray that we need in our trophies. Very good lower tynes, crown just developing. Has 28 points as a 2yr old. Will mature into a very long attractive head. MOTDONIS 3613LO HANNIBAL MOTSUMI 918 AWESOME 15LO MOTSUMI-DG Y553DG TIBERIUS 06132

45 Lot # Trophy Kg 30/11/ Kg HH BERNARD is only at long top when we made our picks for catalogue. He is in because of a very good 2yr old head with 27 points and 7.2kg of dry antler. In antler style like his, huge long tops at maturity will be the outcome. BRUSNIK Y19RD LASZLO LORA HEATHROW P44 MOTDONIS TOBY -

46 Lot 29 Chancellor Peel SEMEN Breed: Furzeland Quantity: 2 straws Dated Collected: 28/02/04 Post Thaw Motility: 70 mill Concentration: mill JAMIESON JAMIE FURZELAN FURZELAN - CHANCELLOR PEEL FURZELAN FURZELAN FURZE FURZELAN

47 Lot 30 Chancellor Peel SEMEN Breed: Furzeland Quantity: 2 straws Dated Collected: 28/02/04 Post Thaw Motility: 70 mill Concentration: mill JAMIESON JAMIE FURZELAN FURZELAN - CHANCELLOR PEEL FURZELAN FURZELAN FURZE FURZELAN

48 Lot 31 Chancellor Peel SEMEN Breed: Furzeland Quantity: 2 straws Dated Collected: 28/02/04 Post Thaw Motility: 70 mill Concentration: mill JAMIESON JAMIE FURZELAN FURZELAN - CHANCELLOR PEEL FURZELAN FURZELAN FURZE FURZELAN

49 DIRECTIONS Directions to Peel Forest Estate from Christchurch: Follow State Highway 1 through Ashburton south to Hinds. In the middle of Hinds turn right at the sign to Peel Forest, then 2nd left at sign to Peel Forest travelling along Hinds Arundel Rd approx. 15 km. At T junction turn left onto Highway 72, go over bridge of Rangitata river and immediately turn right to Arundel. Up the hill and turn right to Peel Forest. Directions to Peel Forest Estate from Dunedin: Travelling north from Dunedin, follow State Highway 1 through Timaru to Winchester, north of Temuka. Turn left to Geraldine following State Highway 72, through Geraldine, veering left after the one lane Orari Bridge, following sign to Peel Forest. Turn left to Peel Forest Rd after Coopers Creek Bridge and travel approx. 12km. Before you hit the 70km sign in Peel Forest you need to turn left up Horsefall Rd. Travel for approx. 1km and turn left up the long line of trees, which is the driveway to the Deer Shed.

50 DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS Purchaser: Address: Phone/Fax: NAIT No.: LOTS PURCHASED Lot Number Price Lot Number Price Total $: Forward Invoice To: Insurance Required? YES / NO DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS: Destination: Buyer/Agent Signature: SPECIAL CONDITIONS

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52 STEVE BLANCHARD PEEL FOREST ESTATE 1 BRAKE ROAD, RD 22, GERALDINE 7992 NEW ZEALAND (027) / 0800 DEER4U steve@peelforestestate.com