Wait a minute, that's Parker. LOL I guess he could be considered wildlife couldn't he?
We took about a two mile hike into the mountains with a friend of ours on this day. We got up a little higher than planned but since we were there and the opportunity presented itself, I took a photo.
I'm not sure if this little buck ran into something to make his antler grow down or if this gene was passed on. He still had a little bit of "felt" on his antlers. As he gets older and the antlers get bigger he's going to have to adapt a little just to see where he's going. Hopefully I can run across him again in a few years to see what he looks like and how he's getting along.
Interesting young buck picture, never seen anything like this before...
ReplyDeleteI agree it would be most curious to see this one again in a few years!
Rather broken rugged looking countryside you and Parker were hiking when you took the first picture!
Man, Parker sure looks good for his age. I wish when I'm in his age, I could look that good, and could do hiking like that. Is that man in the background smoking during the hike?
ReplyDeletePaul, rugged is all that is out there, just a bunch of rocks large and small everywhere.
ReplyDeleteQ, that was a friend of ours that came down for the day to do some hiking with us.
ReplyDeleteHe smoked all day long and never acted like it bothered him a bit. I was tired and winded when we started! LOL
First of all "Thanks for the compliment" Q. And yes I do get a little wild, Stayed up till 11:00 PM one night!LOL
ReplyDeleteLittle Bent Horn was still hanging around camp when I left. The Does were beginning to paw at him, running him off. Changes must be in the air, could also hear the Elk bugle alot more!