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It's thrilling to see something like that move cautiously out into view. He was very quiet and kept looking around. I zoomed out a little with my lens...
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Then I finally zoomed out all the way so I could show you how far we were from where the deer was. You can just barely see him to the middle right of the photo. He turned and dashed off.
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He was in and out of that field in less than 2 minutes. We didn't even shoot at him. It was another nice afternoon in the woods tho....
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Gorgeous pictures Kim.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to see wild animals when you're out in the woods. I especially enjoy seeing deer and elk.
ReplyDeleteWas he too far out for a shot or were you waiting for a bigger buck? I would love to go deer hunting. Was in MN once with my ex... the men went hunting and I got stuck at home....out-of-state licenses were just too expensive. I hope I get to go moose hunting next year. Still haven't gotten one of those either. Only a caribou.
ReplyDeleteHe was well within our range, but we know there are bigger ones out there and we are holding out. We only get one buck tag, so we have to make it a good one.
DeleteMoose or caribou hunting would be AWESOME! I'd love to do that one time.
What a beautiful peaceful scene. I can see why you enjoy just being out there.
ReplyDeleteThat is some zoom you got there!!
ReplyDeleteSounds romantic to me ;D
ReplyDeleteHe is beautiful! How in the world did you even see him from that far away????
ReplyDeleteLouie has eyes like a hawk and spies the deer so quickly. I'm usually sitting there whispering, "Where? I don't see anything. Are you sure?"
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely afternoon in the woods indeed, especially the final shot with the sun dropping.
ReplyDeleteAny venison yet? Great photos Kim!
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