[quote]Chrysalis wrote:
Some of my neighbors. These guys used to hang out and eat my hay. Unfortunately, this hunting district only allowed us to harvest whitetails. [/quote]
I am currently in missoula, and on 39th and russel the other night, there was a doe and two fawns crossing the street in the middle of town, so cool.
Thanks for all the sun setting and sun rise photos, very cool.
[quote]Heracles_rocks wrote:
Chrysalis wrote:
Some of my neighbors. These guys used to hang out and eat my hay. Unfortunately, this hunting district only allowed us to harvest whitetails.
I am currently in missoula, and on 39th and russel the other night, there was a doe and two fawns crossing the street in the middle of town, so cool. [/quote]
Yeah,those deer are getting to be pests. It is neat to see them but no one can have gardens, because the deer eat them all! I work in Missoula five days a week, running the teen section of the library. I live in Ronan, so I see a LOT of deer on the way to and from. The pics I posted were up off Eight Mile, east of Florence, where I was living until April.
English woodland
English woodland 2
Closer view of wild pony foal
And with Mum and Dad
[quote]Mattlebee wrote:
And with Mum and Dad[/quote]
This is such a cool picture!
Last night I almost had a wild deer hit my car so I didn’t get photos of it lol.
Fishermen’s houses in Mahakam Delta - East Borneo - Indonesia
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Where I just returned from hunting in Colorado.
Another. A look at my hunting grounds from the range across from them.
Bump.
Mountain flowers in spring, 2009 - southern Tajikistan
On the south shore of Lake Issyk Kul, Kyrgyzstan.
Original was a transparency, taken in 2004 by my wife, then scanned.
