Three days down, four days to go.
Peace in the evening
15 11 2022Comments : 9 Comments »
Categories : Mule deer, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Wildlife
Quiet returns
7 04 2021And so does the wildlife. 🙂
Up, up they go.
As the elk disappeared over the ridge, some other visitors made a fly-by appearance.
They paused for a quick family portrait … then went on up and over and were gone with the wind.
(The WIND! It has been BRUTAL the last two days, especially.)
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Categories : Disappointment Valley, Elk, Mule deer, Wildlife
Survivor
11 12 2019
When I first saw this handsome boy, he was on the Spring Creek Basin side of the fence along Disappointment Road.
He was courting this very lovely lady.
The basin is to the left in the pic above. After moseying through the trees along the fence, they jumped it, and he’s behind her, about to follow her across the road.
Mostly, he kept her on the move, but he did stop to give me a pose.
Spectacular!
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Categories : Disappointment Valley, Mule deer, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Wildlife
Ray of light
14 08 2019
These mule deer were more curious than worried on Green Mountain as the early morning sunshine shrugged off the clouds and found space among the trees to spotlight the lovelies.
Isn’t she lovely? You can see her eyelashes from here! (Photo taken through the window of my Jeep, from the road.)
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Categories : Green Mountain, Mule deer, Wildlife, Wyoming
Marvelous muleys with a view
20 02 2017
Aren’t they handsome? That’s Brumley Point at back right.
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Categories : Brumley Point, Mule deer, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Wildlife
King of his hill
7 12 2016
This totally cuuuuuute local guy walked by in Spring Creek Basin the other day. I was smitten at first glance, but he kept on a’walkin’. 🙂
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Categories : Mule deer, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Wildlife
Blue skies
5 02 2011
La Sal Mountains
La Sal Mountains
Beauty in all directions.
(Note how much snow has melted. If you’re shoveling … do a little dance for Ma Nature to drop a little our way …)
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Categories : La Sal Mountains, Mule deer, Uncategorized
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 