Rudolph.

[John Gryphon]

We ran into each other,he was that close and on his toes that I quickly snapped a few without drawing the lens back.


He`s been scrapping a fair bit too.



There were hinds above him and he was intent on keeping tabs on what they were doing.



Solid boy stag with a Botham body (beefy)



Reynard on the earth entrance got his pic taken a few times but none really were much good due to the usual schitt.

 

[Andyquadra]

Bloody hell! He has had a few run ins. Makes you wonder how big the other one were

 

[wytonpjs]

Stunning pictures

 

[John Gryphon]

Bloody hell! He has had a few run ins. Makes you wonder how big the other one were

That is very normal for Sambar stags to have a few furrows in their hide Smelly.They fight hard and when you see a 'territorial battle site' quite often up high on a dividing spur. You will be amazed at the bush they churn up. Logs moved, trees snapped and **** pushed up all-over.

Stunning pictures

I'm not sure on stunning but I will take it..thank you.
Here's a couple I took tonight of a young boy deer,you can see the buds under the skin.
He`s in a sea of blackberry`s and flowering Blackwoods.

 

[Loki]

Hi John

Thank you for sharing your recent photos.
The first is lovely in B&W! Knobber looks an 'eating-model' no?

The Fox got to keep him hide!

L

 

[John Gryphon]

Hi John

Thank you for sharing your recent photos.
The first is lovely in B&W! Knobber looks an 'eating-model' no?

The Fox got to keep him hide!

L

Bob The Knob would be a good larder model mate,still getting a bit of milk too.
Vulpes? $14 scalp bounty,winters gone furs are finished.