March 31, 2017
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Street Crossing
'Street Crossing' - 2015 snake |
March 26, 2017
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Bachelor Group
'Bachelor Group' - 2015 snake |
When early spring arrives and as does begin the process of birthing, male whitetails come together and form little bachelor groups, usually between 3-6 in a group. These bucks will stay together throughout the spring and summer and into the fall, when they finally begin to ready themselves for the upcoming mating season. Their testosterone levels rise, transforming their bodies into combat machines and the groups break up. Each buck becomes solitary, sparring and fighting with others to rise of the pecking order to fertilize as many does as possible. So in the spring, they lie around, watch some TV together and drink a few brewskies. Once autumn sets in, it's every man for himself, the bachelor groups break up and they compete for the best looking babes.
March 17, 2017
In The Bushes
'In The Bushes' - 2015 snake |
In the woods, the hunter must carefully scan his surroundings because the whitetail deer is perfectly camouflaged to the topography. The hunter learns to see through the maze of trees, through the brush, to hopefully get a glimpse of his prey. A twitching ear or tail, sunlight reflecting off an antler tine, may give away the form of the elusive whitetail.
March 16, 2017
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Black Stallion
'Black Stallion' - 2015 snake |
In bowhunting, the same instinctive shot happens from time to time. A deer suddenly presents itself to the hunter who has a split second to quickly pick a spot in the heart, lung area of the deer, draw back and release the arrow so it hits its mark accurately. This is an instinctive shot.
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