This is another one of my photos I had great timing on. Catching this Whitetail Doe getting ready to stick her tongue in the Fawns ear was lucky. I wished I would have gotten another shot with her tongue in the ear. How I Got The Shot – Doe Sticking Tongue In Fawns Ear I photographed this Doe… Read More »
I was outside of my pickup photographing a snake in the road when this Whitetail Doe walked out of a soybean field and began feeding on the side of the road. She was about 15 or 20 steps from me and didn’t seem to care that I was even around. She was so close that I had to… Read More »
I was sitting on a fishing pier when this Whitetail Doe and Fawn came out of the woods and started feeding. This was around 7:00 A.M. so the reflection in the water was a bonus in this photo. The Doe and Fawn had to flee the area after a pair of Coyotes showed up: Coyote Wading Slough How… Read More »
This Doe was in a cornfield eating the leaves off of the plants when I photographed it. This was at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. Most of the corn is over head high now. When I first started photographing deer in the cornfields years ago, I didn’t know that they would eat the leaves from the… Read More »
Most of the Whitetail Fawns that I am now seeing are triple the weight that they were when they were first born. I have seen no twins yet at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. How I Got The Photo I photographed this Doe and Fawn from my pickup. I had my camera and lens resting on a bean… Read More »