Posts for: CliffC
Jul 2, 2015 07:43:08 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Ridiculous. Recite the alphabet backwards?
Couldn't do that cold sober.
Jul 2, 2015 07:42:16 #
Very funny! That is one old coordinated drunk cowboy. Delightful and hilarious. One for the coffee room at the police station.
Jun 27, 2015 08:48:46 #
Tom H wrote:
I really know little about branding, or horses for... (show quote)
This rancher was boarding horses for several owners and grazing them together in this very large tract of grazing land.
Jun 27, 2015 08:45:26 #
sailorsmom wrote:
We're only moving about 20 miles north of here. It's getting too expensive here and this will be more reasonable and more fun we're thinking. Al's relatives all live up there.
Good luck with the move!
Jun 27, 2015 08:17:00 #
wapusk wrote:
Awesome that you saw 4 in one meadow! Great capture.
Thank you, I did feel fortunate to see these big bulls in all their grandeur.
Jun 27, 2015 08:13:06 #
Robin Poole wrote:
I'm greener with envy than the grass they are lying in Wonderful shot!! I got a couple of antlerless bulls in Yellowstone this winter. Yours have great racks!!!! More More More
This mother had crossed heavy tourist traffic in Rocky Mountain National Park and was waiting for her yearling to cross as well.
Jun 27, 2015 01:01:19 #
sailorsmom wrote:
These are absolutely wonderful shots, Cliff! The third one should be in a frame on your wall! I have many shots of moose in Canada, but they're all with a film camera many years ago, and I can't scan them 'cause my albums are all boxed up as we're getting ready to move! Someday I'll share them! Yours are really excellent!
Where are you headed? Generally?
Jun 26, 2015 22:20:41 #
Robin Poole wrote:
Who cares???Great shots! Never seen that many Bulls together in one spot. Where'd you find them? Show some more
These bulls were laying next to Brainard Lake 20 miles south of Estes Park, CO next to the Arapahoe Peaks area.
While being on National Forest Land, this area does allow limited hunting of moose. I believe one of these four bulls was killed by a hunter with a bow and arrow under the direction of a forest ranger who was there to show the hunt was allowed by the rules of this area. The moose was shot while park visitors watched and it caused quite a stir and much dissent. Other moose were in the immediate area and ran away in terror. While this area could be full of moose and some harvesting of bulls would prevent a slow starvation, it was hard to see one of these grand male moose taken from our sight.
Jun 26, 2015 10:12:58 #
Andrea.Jarrell wrote:
This is a terrific perspective. How lucky you were to be able to get so close.
Of course rattlesnakes live where prairie dogs live, so be careful where you lie down. It would be embarrassing explaining to the ER nurse how you were envenomated in your arse.
Jun 26, 2015 09:08:12 #
I have bouts of laziness. When I get tired of taking boring photos, I lay down on the ground to see life from my subject's eyes. This prairie dog allowed me to get within eight feet of his burrow. Probably because he was enjoying his breakfast.
True vegan
Jun 26, 2015 07:59:32 #
Hilarious. Who has the time to think of these? Some mid- level manager at Folgers?
Jun 26, 2015 07:24:28 #
Jun 26, 2015 07:22:44 #
Jackinthebox wrote:
Well, I guess it just had to come to this sooner o... (show quote)
Jun 25, 2015 10:46:52 #
These photos were taken last summer but they are worth showing this summer as well.
Jun 24, 2015 09:25:21 #
pipesgt wrote:
An Old Wooden Church In Poland ......really someth... (show quote)
The more time I look at the detail the more amazed I become. The Germans have a gift for detail.