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Finally, south of Cisco, Utah I was able to get up close enough to one of these rascals for a decent pic. Never happens for me. I wanted a shot of the backside, but it never would turn away from me. Still, I appreciate the cooperation.
 

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Very nice indeed RGINN :icon_thumleft:.....I guess he/she wanted to pose for you! Probably could sense that you had "pronghorn" on the mind lately. lol Great job!
 
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Nice photographs! Thanks for sharing...
 
They'll look at ya when you tell em to say "cheese" they all look back at ya and say "what"?? that's when you take your shot.
 
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One of my Great Grand Papa used to rope those "berrendos", he must of been proud of his horse.

Homar
 
Maria said, 'Maybe she has a baby nearby'. Only things the wife knows about the outdoors is what I have told her, which is based on cold hard established facts, mostly. But I must admit that was an astute observation.
 
My hubby & I were charged by a doe while in the truck once....we saw the fawn hiding in the brush behind her. So yah, she could have had one somewhere!
 
Maria said, 'Maybe she has a baby nearby'. Only things the wife knows about the outdoors is what I have told her, which is based on cold hard established facts, mostly. But I must admit that was an astute observation.

I also think Maria nailed it. She has probably been leading you on about not knowing much of the outdoors just to make you feel "mas macho" :laughing7:
 

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