Fantastic pics.

Do you need someone to carry your camera and accessories around?

Awesome pictures as usual This would be very close to my ultimate dream buck

Beautiful pictures as always Sir, thanks for sharing!

Awesome stuff. Those pastures look pretty dang impressive too.

Bingo.

Truly amazing Deer and photography. And what really impresses me is not a ear tag to be seen.

Very impressive, just the pictures will give a person buck fever.

Thanks everyone...I like taking pics of deer.

That does it, I'm feeding peanuts.

"High fence, low fence, over the fence, no-a-fence, all about d-fence...
pappy

Legal tis legal, we got HF just down the road, need go take some pic's & post...
illegal ta shoot...

on the pic's... Used ta carry a cheap canon with SD card on me hunts...
not near the quality of pic's..
Archery like ta take pic's, outa bow range, if they get in range, like ya'll, up ta shooter...
Remember as a kid riding in back seat behind dad, could remove a tin plate laid down
over hole on floorboard, & watch the road speed by, & watchen for deer,
pheasants & such on the long trips ta grandparents & aunts & uncles...
Each deer tis a Trophy...
Again Thanks for sharing..

better let me come clean out all those inferior bucks. i won't even charge you.

places were those pic's were taken, they usualy send a guide whisperer that tells ya what is inferior & what is trophy...
They need ta eat too..

now the 🐗 hog problem ? That's a different thread...

Excellent pictures of amazing animals... as usual.

These are the most efficient killers of the avian world I’ve ever seen. Devastating to quail, but you have to admire their tactics and abilities.

what type bird tis that ?

Outstanding photos and like Don said, not a ear tag to be seen.

I don’t know the technical name. We call them sharpshins... to see them stalk, flush, and ambush a quail is impressive!

The “hunt” is as follows:
- fly from tall object to tall object, using each as a “tower blind”
- spot the covey
- GLIDE from tall object to a low branch on the closest tree to the covey
- wait for the right opportunity, then let out 3-5 high-pitched screams to flush the covey
- once the covey flushes, pick a bird and follow it until it sets its wings for landing
- the sharpshin will either get them on final descent, or just as they hit the ground.

I have never seen one miss once they make it to the screaming stage. They are CRAZY efficient!!!

I
I thought it looked more like a Kestrel.

That is what I thought Don

It’s a Kestrel.

Sharp-shins are a completely different raptor, though they do look similar.

Cant find the words to describe. Those are some of the best looking bucks I have ever seen and the photography as well. Super impressed.
Thanks for sharing.