Yo' Big Bucky in Deep Snow (Page 4): oh that darn Magpie was all over his back and neck pecking away, i was not fast enough to catch it in full view. Thanks for looking and commenting...

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

jpgto wrote:

Marilyn, excellent series. Like the one with the bird on the deer's back, great catch and good color. Jeff

oh that darn Magpie was all over his back and neck pecking away, i was not fast enough to catch it in full view.

Thanks for looking and commenting Jeff.

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

sailorsmom wrote:

I'm glad they can come nibble on your trees, Mare! Beautiful shots! I'll bet they really are very hungry. Don't you wish you could feed them?

I sure do, Sue.. I sure do.

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

colo43 wrote:

I sure do, Sue.. I sure do.

Here I am back again trying to find a way that you can feed them without getting fined. Is there a law that says you can't plant apple trees? Isn't this a farm that you have?...Rich

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

bigwolf40 wrote:

Here I am back again trying to find a way that you can feed them without getting fined. Is there a law that says you can't plant apple trees? Isn't this a farm that you have?...Rich

i live on a small acreage, Rich.
And yes- i was going to plant apple trees this year for personal use.

Before moving here, i had 40 acres back in WI and it was at one time an orchard so the deer would visit often ..

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

colo43 wrote:

i live on a small acreage, Rich.
And yes- i was going to plant apple trees this year for personal use.

Before moving here, i had 40 acres back in WI and it was at one time an orchard so the deer would visit often ..

My problem is that I love animals. In fact probably more then people and I hate to see them hurt or starved in any way. I'm always putting out some kind of food for them weather it's seeds for the birds or sun flower seeds for the squirrels or other food for the raccoons and foxes and the deer. I just get a lot of enjoyment from it. The old bread is also liked by the deer. If I have leftovers I don't want that goes out for the animals and the next day when I check it is always all gone....Rich

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

bigwolf40 wrote:

My problem is that I love animals. In fact probably more then people and I hate to see them hurt or starved in any way. I'm always putting out some kind of food for them weather it's seeds for the birds or sun flower seeds for the squirrels or other food for the raccoons and foxes and the deer. I just get a lot of enjoyment from it. The old bread is also liked by the deer. If I have leftovers I don't want that goes out for the animals and the next day when I check it is always all gone....Rich

Your awesome!
Wish more people were like you..
:)

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

colo43 wrote:

Your awesome!
Wish more people were like you..
:)

I forgot to mention along with all the other animals I have here is a photo of a beer that was about 15 to 20 feet from me. They have also climbed up on my deck and we looked at each other threw my sliding glass door only inches away from each other. I love them also....Rich

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colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

bigwolf40 wrote:

I forgot to mention along with all the other animals I have here is a photo of a beer that was about 15 to 20 feet from me. They have also climbed up on my deck and we looked at each other threw my sliding glass door only inches away from each other. I love them also....Rich

Such a pretty animal..
:thumbup:

Carolina Wings Loc: Flew from North Carolina to Pennsylvania

colo43 wrote:

and even Grannie and Grannies young in's .
After the major storm hit - no one ventured out including the deer. I can only imagine how hungry the poor things are .

Great Buck shots Marilyn!

Carolina Wings Loc: Flew from North Carolina to Pennsylvania

colo43 wrote:

set2

Oh I just love the shot with the bird on the back of the buck!!!!!

Annie-Get-Your-Gun Loc: Byron Center, Mi

colo43 wrote:

set 3

Enjoyed every one of your wonderful deer images, Marilyn. You get some great shots of your deer families. So glad you share them. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Carolina Wings wrote:

Great Buck shots Marilyn!

Thank you Jan.
i missed a few better shots with the magpie and Buck- did not have the camera ready in time.

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

Annie-Get-Your-Gun wrote:

Enjoyed every one of your wonderful deer images, Marilyn. You get some great shots of your deer families. So glad you share them. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you, Annie.
I am glad you enjoy them as much as i do.
:)

BlokeOzz Loc: Morphett Vale South Australia

As usual, All good stuff Marilyn, we never see anything like that here, We have the other end of the scale here, Hot, Hotter, and more HEAT and all deer here are on farms, bred for Venison. I always get kick out of seeing your contributions, :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

colo43 Loc: Eastern Plains of Colorado

BlokeOzz wrote:

As usual, All good stuff Marilyn, we never see anything like that here, We have the other end of the scale here, Hot, Hotter, and more HEAT and all deer here are on farms, bred for Venison. I always get kick out of seeing your contributions, :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you, Ian.
It gets pretty hot here at times, but we do also have some nice seasons to remind us, whose really in charge..
;)