Continuing My New Year’s Eve at Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
Explore the fascinating process of antler casting and abundant White-tailed Deer sightings at Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma.
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Two White-tailed Bucks on a Frosty Morning
Two White-tailed Bucks pause on a frosty morning at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, with blackbirds adding movement to the scene.
Wrapping Up My Time at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
My last days at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge were filled with elk, deer, and turkey sightings. A great end to my summer adventure in Oklahoma!
Day 8: A Morning with a Roman-Nosed Mule Deer Doe
A peaceful morning at Lake Carl Etling leads to a special encounter with a Roman-nosed Mule Deer Doe, showcasing the quiet beauty of Black Mesa State Park.
Up Close with Fawns at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Experience magical encounters with White-tailed Deer fawns at Sequoyah Wildlife Refuge. A photographer’s journey capturing Oklahoma’s young wildlife wonders.
Whitetail Does in Solitude: A Sign of Springtime Birthing?
Spotting Whitetail Does by themselves? It’s a natural sign of spring! Learn about fawning season, why Does seek solitude, and how this ensures fawn survival.
Patterning Whitetail Bucks | Insights for Wildlife Photographers
Learn about Whitetail Buck behavior patterns and how to increase your chances of observing and photographing them crossing bodies of water.
Whitetail Antler Shedding: A Painless Process?
When Whitetail Bucks shed their antlers each year, it’s a natural process that research suggests is not painful. Learn about the deer antler cycle.
Why Deer Choose Greenbrier Over Corn in Winter
Examining factors like nutrition, accessibility, and digestibility that lead deer to choose greenbrier over an available corn field in winter.
Photographing the Pre-Rut and Rut at Sequoyah Refuge
Explore wildlife photography tips for capturing white-tailed bucks during the rut at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, including vehicle-based techniques.
Whitetail Doe Sniffing The Air
Photograph of a Whitetail Doe at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, captured in early morning light while observing her cautious behavior.
Bedded Whitetail Doe
Capturing a serene moment of a bedded Whitetail Doe at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, showcasing the beauty of deer in their natural habitat.
Whitetail Doe With Odd Growth
Learn about Fibromatosis in Whitetail Deer, its symptoms, and the role of wildlife photography in tracking this condition for better deer conservation efforts.