A doe with a purple tag reading 221 looks toward a small hole in the wall of a containment room, in the Major League Whitetails facility on Fisher Rd in Athens, Ohio. This doe would be among the first in a process known as artificial insemination. 

 An unconscious doe is placed on a stretcher. From left to right: Herb White, Jon Nese, Greg Severance, Russel Ogle, and Brandon White. The artificial insemination process brings together deer farmers from around the country to complete the AI process with their deer at the MLW facility. 

Angel Kenard, a worker for Advanced Deer Geonetics, shaves a deer's underside allowing for access to the reproductive organs during the artificial insemination surgery. 

Jason Coe, owner of Advanced Deer Genetics, examines the ovaries with a surgical scope before injecting the chosen buck sperm, therefore completing the Artificial Insemination process.

Russel ogle sits in a buggy, on Fisher road in Athens, Ohio, awaiting a trailer containing a recently purchased Buck from another farm, for the hunting preserve.

 A .22 caliber rifle, belonging to Rachel Bahl, leans on the buggy’s bench seat. The rifle is only brought when Rachel performs a fence check.

A newly purchased whitetail buck, from Whiskey River communications , leaps out of a trailer into Double Play hunting preserve, in Athens, Ohio.

At 8 A.M. Rachel Bahl pours a bucket of grain into a food bowl in the juvenile buck paddock; the deer are fed with a molasses, grain mix.

While moving through the bison enclosure the path is briefly blocked by the seven bison that are kept at Double Play Hunting Preserve, on Fisher rd in Athens, Ohio.  

A lone deer stands in the back off the hunting preserve, he most likely smells that the does are in heat. The bucks at MLW are bred specifically for their antlers, those are the appeals, those are what draw customers.