Things you don't see every day
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kyle we get snow but never had the pleasure to see a snowy owl. I’d love to get photos of one to put on my wildlife FB page
twilliams we have a good amount of them around superior. I got some good pics this morning.
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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If you look on the back hood of the scraper, you can see another owlhey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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kyle
Though I’m not far from you I’ve never seen one. Very cool.
Speaking of cool, currently sitting at -10 here. Know a few people who are going to the Packer game tonight. No thanks. I’ll be in front of a fireplace eating chili. Go Pack! -
kyle
Though I’m not far from you I’ve never seen one. Very cool.
Speaking of cool, currently sitting at -10 here. Know a few people who are going to the Packer game tonight. No thanks. I’ll be in front of a fireplace eating chili. Go Pack! -
kyle That’s a pretty good sized owl
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kyle I can identify with that owl. That’s how I feel after all the Holiday eating!
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kyle Amazing. Very nice attention to detail.
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Saw this snow owl at work this morning. Thought those of you who dont get snow might enjoy it
kyle that is one awesome picture thanks for sharing it
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kyle I’ve never seen a snow owl
as far as I know we don’t have them in Oklahoma. They are beautiful animals and I enjoyed the pictures. -
kyle I’ve never seen a snow owl
as far as I know we don’t have them in Oklahoma. They are beautiful animals and I enjoyed the pictures. -
Had to dig these out of some old pictures.
My wife took this picture of a hawk that landed on the railing of our deck.
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Paul
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Had to dig these out of some old pictures.
My wife took this picture of a hawk that landed on the railing of our deck.
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processhead sometimes it seems like the does are more aggressive then the bucks. Nice pictures
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Had to dig these out of some old pictures.
My wife took this picture of a hawk that landed on the railing of our deck.
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processhead great pictures thanks for sharing
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Had to dig these out of some old pictures.
My wife took this picture of a hawk that landed on the railing of our deck.
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processhead Thank you for sharing the dancing deer, etc. We enjoy all of the photos that everyone shares.
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processhead sometimes it seems like the does are more aggressive then the bucks. Nice pictures
kyle said in Things you don't see every day:
processhead sometimes it seems like the does are more aggressive then the bucks. Nice pictures
I know that the ewes in my flock have a pecking order that is verified every day, they are not afraid to go head to head at all and do regularly.
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kyle said in Things you don't see every day:
processhead sometimes it seems like the does are more aggressive then the bucks. Nice pictures
I know that the ewes in my flock have a pecking order that is verified every day, they are not afraid to go head to head at all and do regularly.
kyle I enjoy seeing them this time of year. Rarely do I see more than one at a time, awesome seeing that many at once.
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The first thing I noticed about this buck was he only had one eye. I figured he lost it in a buck fight. As I skinned his head for mounting I found out differently.
I saw this just sticking through the bone so I got my plyers and started pulling. 
That is what’s left of a broadhead and arrow shaft that went right through the eye socket perfectly. I also noticed something in his neck. 
you can see the infected dished out spot in his neck where I found a bullet just under the skin. 
Neither of these shots brought this animal down. It was a lung shot that brought him to me. I don’t know whether this buck was lucky to survive being shot twice. Or unlucky for being shot at least 3 times. One thing you have to say is they are a very very tough animals. 
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The first thing I noticed about this buck was he only had one eye. I figured he lost it in a buck fight. As I skinned his head for mounting I found out differently.
I saw this just sticking through the bone so I got my plyers and started pulling. That is what’s left of a broadhead and arrow shaft that went right through the eye socket perfectly. I also noticed something in his neck. you can see the infected dished out spot in his neck where I found a bullet just under the skin. Neither of these shots brought this animal down. It was a lung shot that brought him to me. I don’t know whether this buck was lucky to survive being shot twice. Or unlucky for being shot at least 3 times. One thing you have to say is they are a very very tough animals. cdavis
Pretty interesting stuff you find when you work on deer.Tough animals is an understatement. They are survivors.
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