Deer in the Park
A pair of Mule Deer bucks came to visit me today in the park. They were generous enough to allow me to snap a few off,and give me full model releases.:D
60 shots later and of those ,these are my favorites.
Finally a head shot and you can see why they are called mule deer due to the size of the ears.
These Deer are only found in the Western part of North America and are much larger than the white tailed deer. It is not uncommon to see males in the rut exceeding 300lbs.
I hope you like
Cheers ,
Tim
60 shots later and of those ,these are my favorites.
Finally a head shot and you can see why they are called mule deer due to the size of the ears.
These Deer are only found in the Western part of North America and are much larger than the white tailed deer. It is not uncommon to see males in the rut exceeding 300lbs.
I hope you like
Cheers ,
Tim
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I agree with Harry about the model releases, good plan
Harry,
You wouldn't have these problems if you had used amateur Egrets and Herons. But no, you had to go with those darn unionized Pro models :lol
Thanks for sharing these,
Steve
Tim, I think I shot that same deer last spring in Colorado!!
And long ears is correct!! Nice series Tim!!
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this one is definitely my favourite!! well done well done what kind of lens did you have to use to get so close? Or are they rather tame?
Thanks for sharing!
Michiel de Brieder
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