If you’re looking for a big typical to really add some of that big clean beauty to your pens, look no further than Full House. Full House is one of the elite. A top of the line stalwart of the finest genetics that delivers like only few can. The proof is in the pens. Full House has thrown some of the best typical deer out there. Deer that in turn are throwing another generation of excellent deer. Strong, typical large deer that few bucks can sire. 

    At four years old Full House grew a massive typical rack, 280“ of unbelievably clean, beautiful antlers. Few other deer can truly claim such a feat. Full House has proven himself time and time again not just by carrying that gorgeous rack every year but by passing it along, regardless of the genetics of the doe. Full House is one of the best sires in the industry because of the strength of his genetics, and he delivers!

    The list of bucks that point back to Full House on their pedigrees grows with each year as his sons  turn into some of the most amazing bucks there are. One of Full House’s most revered sons is Rancher. At just two years old Rancher scored 236! That’s with phenomenal typicality passed along by the astounding genetics of his father. Rancher has proven himself so well, so fast, that he has already created a demand for his genes. Rancher isn’t the only son of Full House’s worth making note of either. KG FullMag also broke 200 at just two years old and the late son of Full House, Full House Jr,  was an unbelievable 275 at only three years old.

    Some of the other bucks that have Full House to thank for their genetics include: Full Throttle who scored  218 at three years old, W-28 who scored 198 at three years old and W-24 who scored 228 at three years old. Of course all of these being truly typical gorgeous racks. We even have a pair of young bucks here this year out of Full House that are looking more and more promising with each passing day. Our Saratoga is looking to have some amazing width this year, while our #435 is getting an amazing start that’s looking to be a stunning, big, clean rack. Full House delivers like few others, time and time again.

    Marty Graw, another buck known to sire great deer, comes from the same genetics as Full House. Coming from the same doe, with closely related fathers, makes Full House and Marty Graw 7/8 brothers. The two of them reveal the strength of their shared genetic lines. On the doe side these lines come from of Y-26, out of Boomer and Maxbo’s grandmother. Some of the shared genetics on the side of the sire are Angus and Chief through Full House’s father, Buddy, and Marty Graw’s father, Max.

    Just like Full House, Marty Graw has passed on those genes and proven himself without doubt. Some of the typicals that have come forth from Marty Graw’s genes include Pretty Boy Floyd who was named the first place three year old NADeFA typical, and Deepwoods Gangster who broke 250” at two years old while showing those amazing typical genes. Those aren’t the only bucks to prove Marty Graw’s genes though. Tacoma grew out to an impressive 204” at two years old, and Sky high measured a solid 227” at three. Finally, the most impressive buck out of Marty Graw is Hydro Ax. Hydro Ax was a whopping 201” as a yearling, owing it to the great pedigree from which he comes.

    Both Full House and Marty Graw pass along some of the best genes around for producing big typical bucks. Genes that bring size and beauty into any pens. They are consistent, proven sires of some of the finest bucks around. There’s no denying that these are the best typicals around.