I see people write all the time about wildlife around there homes, I thought it would be nice if we had a thread of pics. It is easy to get pics from the deer lease, but how about right around the house? Maybe your back yard is a farm/ranch, dear lease, or Yellowstone Park. It doesn't matter as long as you live there.
I made the post below here while back, Jan. 23 actually. I tried to get a pic of the buck that was in my backyard, but it was getting too dark.
At the time I made it, I thought it would be neat to start this thread, but I didn't have any pics.
Today I'm at home and looked out back and saw two does and got a decent pic.
Two small does aren't that amazing, but they did slip in a less than two foot wide gap to graze.
Anyway, thats all I've got so far. I may broaden my horizons to the front and side yards and see what I can capture.
Lets see yours.
PS: I know my yard looks bad, but it was covered with snow yesterday so...
I made the post below here while back, Jan. 23 actually. I tried to get a pic of the buck that was in my backyard, but it was getting too dark.
I don't know if you can do it, but right in the eye with a pellet, or CB cap might work. Or if you shot him right behind the shoulder, the taxidermist may be able to patch it, or position the shoulder so it covers the hole up.
I've got some big Fox squirrels that live in my yard too. They usually hang out in and around the black walnut trees. I saw a really big one just last evening. I also saw two deer in my back yard yesterday evening. An eight point buck and later a doe. I see deer all the time in my front and side yards, but the back yard has a wooden privacy fence. It is about 60 yards long and 40 yards wide and I leave the back gate cracked open. Last spring a doe was nursing a fawn back there, pretty neat.
At the time I made it, I thought it would be neat to start this thread, but I didn't have any pics.
Today I'm at home and looked out back and saw two does and got a decent pic.
Two small does aren't that amazing, but they did slip in a less than two foot wide gap to graze.
Anyway, thats all I've got so far. I may broaden my horizons to the front and side yards and see what I can capture.
Lets see yours.
PS: I know my yard looks bad, but it was covered with snow yesterday so...