Official Cool Picture - Video Thread.

[Dad_Roman]

Sig lines says south of Dallas but I'm pretty sure he's north of Dallas.

I was gonna say "where in Colorado?" but I didnt want to be presumptuous.

 

[Vaquero]

I thought Red River at first.
Never saw the deer there though.

 

[Dad_Roman]

I thought Red River at first.

Purty there. Been sking and also took a 10 day wilderness hike round there.

 

[Vaquero]

Purty there. Been sking and also took a 10 day wilderness hike round there.

Very.

 

[digger]

Fawn at Buffalo Gap Cemetery taken with iphone. Was within 8' but they decided that was over the line!

 

[Mac7]

I thought Red River at first.
Never saw the deer there though.

Bingo!


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[Mac7]

Red River New Mexico and its a amazing experience. Never been skiing before. Enjoying every minute. This will be a new thing for us.
Rio Colorado Lodge is where the deer are.


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[Vaquero]

Red River New Mexico and its a amazing experience. Never been skiing before. Enjoying every minute. This will be a new thing for us.
Rio Colorado Lodge is where the deer are.


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Be sure and have supper at Sundance. Buy yer bride an agave wine margarita.
Thank me later.

 

[single stack]

Sandhills here don't migrate and they aren't hunted.
You can walk up to about 10' from them before they walk away.

 

[Dad_Roman]

Fawn...(while mowing)

 

[Inspector43]

View attachment 160710 Sandhills here don't migrate and they aren't hunted.
You can walk up to about 10' from them before they walk away.

The Sandhills land in the fields around us every year. Awesome birds.

 

[baboon]

View attachment 160710 Sandhills here don't migrate and they aren't hunted.
You can walk up to about 10' from them before they walk away.

The rib-eye of the sky!

 

[BRD@66]

Fawn...(while mowing)
View attachment 160720

Hmm. It looks like it's just lying there asleep while waiting for Mom to return from mowing.

 

[Inspector43]

Hmm. It looks like it's just lying there asleep while waiting for Mom to return from mowing.

Mothers like to hide their young in grass like that. It is a good way to keep an eye on them and the coyotes seem to avoid them when they are more "out in the open".

 

[CyberWolf]

Mothers like to hide their young in grass like that. It is a good way to keep an eye on them and the coyotes seem to avoid them when they are more "out in the open".

Those ain't the only things that like to hide in the grass...

Fortunately for this little guy, I saw him well before getting close (they blend in remarkably well if not paying attention), and he just seemed interested in catching some rays, so had no beef...

 

[Inspector43]

Those ain't the only things that like to hide in the grass...

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Fortunately for this little guy, I saw him well before getting close (they blend in remarkably well if not paying attention), and he just seemed interested in catching some rays, so had no beef...

That is one mean looking snake. Living in Texas you learn to watch all the time.

 

[Dad_Roman]

Hmm. It looks like it's just lying there asleep while waiting for Mom to return from mowing.

Yea, thats the second one Ive found. Mamma will be in the back treeline waiting for a quiet time to come get em.

 

[orbitup]

The rib-eye of the sky!

I've got some in the freezer.

 

[Vaquero]

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Damn.
How did the ever use those in a field without starting a fire everywhere?