Pretty picture, Bear River? Did you do any good?
Thanks
A number of years ago I watched a Golden pound a running doe, on the Monroe Mountain in Utah, multiple times on the neck. It would hit her, then circle back up and slam back into her again, over and over. The last I saw was them they were still at it, heading around the side of a hill.
We get them and baldies through here pretty regularly. They eat the prairie dogs. Between them, owls, and the yotes, its hard to keep a cat around here.
Hey Brute, don’t I remember you having some shots of the new pending (apparently) Roosevelt?
One year I shot a blacktail buck that was standing up on his hind legs to reach some acorns. This photo reminded me of that.
They like those maple leaves in the fall. They eat them like potato chips. Lots of them do the apple dance, but this is the only one who has learned to raid the bird feeder.
What the heck is that, a marmot?
If you shoot a white rooster youight get sticker for shooting the wrong species.We have two white hens hanging around now. If we get a white rooster I might have to go turkey hunting.
I’ll put my dinks up against anybodys. Your sister has some nice quality picturesAnd now I've seen smaller forks! Bravo
West Virginia?
Very special place for you then. Thanks for sharing. And………. Over 13,700 feet high as well.Love this mountain- Square Top:
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My mom killed a beautiful ram just off to the left of this frame. She and dad canoed across the lake, set up camp, sighted him from there. Next morning- got him
Yep. The eagle had to circle the nest tree twice to get enough elevation to reach the nest so I have a load of pics of that action.
It's a magical place indeed. The sheep died at 9000- the rams were NOT where they expected to find 'em! Dad always called mom "eagle eye"- it served her well on that hunt.
Canadian bull?
13,700? Might want to check that
Montana.
Beautiful. Looks like a painting.
