Adventures with Duck

So for the last couple weeks work has been my main focus. Its that time of year andd will remain like this until the new year. I try to get out when I can, shorter trips closer to home. Its also what I call "the in between time" What I mean by that is the summer birds have have left and the winter ones haven't arrived yet. I thought going out to Turnbull would produce some opertunity but what I didn't know was that they did a perscibed burn that ran the Moose and other animals out of the area. I was there for about Three hors and took just a few photos. Then I ran to an area that I have heard has Big Horn sheep. But that was a bust as well. Between the two places I did manage to capture something a little odd. I will post the phots below. I saw Two bucks one at Turnbull and the other about One hundred miles away. I didn't notice the strange thing they had in comon until I went to look at the photos. Lets see if you can spot the comon and the difference in the

As far back as I can remember animals have held me in awe. If I read a book as a child (that wasn't assigned) it was about animals, fiction non-fiction it didn't matter. There was one book my Father gave me named "Hornadays American Natural History" That was my bible. I spent hours apon hours reading and re-reading that book. I no longer have that book and the only copy I can find is a paper back, I'd rather go without than have that book in paper back. I was also a hunter when I was younger, I hunted with a bow. I was pretty good but as time went on I hunted less and less. Not because I was aginst hunting, I just didn't have time. I am still not aginst hunting, in fact I am all for it. its a good way to keep populations in check, plus the meat is way better for you than what you get in a store. I'll take an Elk steak over a beef steak any time. I don't because I don't have a place for the meat to be stored. I can track animals and fi