A few Wyoming Speed Goats

buglinbilly · Jul 23, 2011

I went up to Wyoming this past week and shot some antelope, bird and misc. small critter photos. For those of you who like antelope/birds enjoy!

Have a good one. BB

mickeyelk · Jul 23, 2011

Pretty pictures!

TOPGUN · Jul 23, 2011

Nice pics! Yuo'd never know a badger is a real terror with him giving you a nice picture like that.

hunt4130 · Jul 23, 2011

love the pics! badger looks great!

buckspotter7 · Jul 23, 2011

Thanks! Those pics are really good.

hornkiller · Jul 23, 2011

sweet pics BB!

tylercreek2 · Jul 23, 2011

very nice pics,,,,,,,,,, badgers are mean

crazeymaez · Jul 23, 2011

Once again very nice,That badger pic great

Cornhusker · Jul 23, 2011

Thanks awesome pictures.

shelbys · Jul 23, 2011

Badgers are mean buggers! Great pictures. We saw a badger last weekend up at our cabin around 8,500 feet. Anybody know how high badgers live? I've seen them my whole life in the desert, but until last week, never in the high mountains.

Cornhusker · Jul 24, 2011

I've seen badgers as high as 8 to 9 thousand feet in the snowy range and saw one at virtually sea level. I know they can tear a bird dog up real quick and my dog has the scars to prove it.

TOPGUN · Jul 24, 2011

I've seen them where we hunt in Wyoming at about 6,500', but had no idea they would go way up high like was mentioned. The ones I've been around didn't even seem scared when we approached them pretty close and just stood their ground like they were very sure of themselves if a fight broke out!

swbuckmaster · Jul 24, 2011

sweet!

nontypical · Jul 24, 2011

As usual,great pics,BB.Have seen many badgers at 8500-9000 ft.

rackman · Jul 24, 2011

You sure do take some good pictures! Thanks for sharing them with us.

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hound_hunter · Jul 24, 2011

My favorite kinds of posts, nice pics

Silentstalker · Jul 24, 2011

Once again incredible pictures Bill! Glad to see you made it up there! Keep them coming!

eldorado · Jul 24, 2011

Great pics as always BB.

Eldorado

rmanwill · Jul 24, 2011

Very nice photo work. Thanks for sharing.

buglinbilly · Jul 24, 2011

Thanks for all the nice comments. I have found few things I get any more pleasure from than taking wildlife photos.

Here's a few photos I took just today while in antelope country. It is simple but nonetheless fun and rewarding as I try to learn.

Have a good one. BB

eldorado · Jul 24, 2011

Super pics BB. That last pic of the horny toad eye to eye with you is especially captivating.

Eldorado

TheGreatWhiteHunter · Jul 25, 2011

Awesome pics

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rettro · Jul 25, 2011

awsome pic. Thanks

TOPGUN · Jul 25, 2011

BB---Is that what they called a horned toad out west?

Midnight · Jul 25, 2011

Good Looking photos BB
Midnight

buglinbilly · Jul 25, 2011

Yes they are Horned Toads. As a kid I used to catch them and sell them to my friends for pets.

Have a good oen. BB

TOPGUN · Jul 25, 2011

LAST EDITED ON Jul-25-11 AT 09:06PM (MST)[p]Here is a picture of one that I took down in southern New Mexico last year and I thought that's what it was. I wonder if there is more than one variety or if this is the same kind as yours. They look different to me. What do you think?

buglinbilly · Jul 25, 2011

Topgun, as I recall there are 13 different "horny toads" on the North American continent. They are really lizards but somehow got the nickname toad. Most people refer to then as horny toads, but their real name is the horny lizard, as they are neither a member of the frog or toad family. but rather are members of the lizard family.

Have a good one. BB

Zeke · Jul 27, 2011

A great photo can envoke a certain mood.
I WANT TO HUNT PRONGHORN NOW! (not really in to horned toad hunting but cool pics though. haha)

Thanks BB, as always, for your contributions!

Zeke

SlimShedy · Jul 27, 2011

Awesome pictures! Gets me fired up for September. It's comin'fast.

buglinbilly · Jul 31, 2011

I spent Saturday up in Wyoming taking photos. Here's a few from that session. Water is still abundant and the antelope are spread out this year. Things are much different than in the past few years.

Have a good one. BB

nontypical · Jul 31, 2011

World class pics,Billy.Very nice.I'm going to that country in about an hour to look around a bit for one of those!

NeverStopHuntin · Aug 15, 2011

Awesome pics bill,

How have you been? I've tried to email you a couple times but i think i am still having some computer problems.

Ryan

Tbuck · Aug 15, 2011

Really nice post and pics.

Cornhusker · Aug 15, 2011

You said earlier you were having a lot of fun as you learned. IMO you should consider yourself learned. Those are awesome you catch the colors of the animals in a way I never could learn. Thanks I start archery antelope in Nebraska in 5 days although it will be real tough with water everywhere. It will be spot and stalk only hoping cowing them works this year.