Let's see them hidden! Tines in the brush and the like

[7mm-08]

Looking from near any angle but this one, and you would never see him..

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Fabulous spot and photo! We don't think wild animals are capable of higher thought processes - this photo shows how their exposure to their environments teaches them lessons we could never contemplate (unless we lived in that country 24/7/365) and our lives literally depended on choices like where to bed.

 

[bigmoose]

Here's a few that I found hidden.

 

[yoopshoot]

MT Bull bedded at 450 yards. Caught his tops when sun reflected .

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[wrangler1987]

Can you see it?

 

[snopro176]

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[Pharmseller]

Gotta look hard for this one.

 

[madtinker]

How many does? Can you find the buck?

 

[BLJ]

10 does

Buck is at 5 o’clock from the farthest doe to the left. Hiding behind the wood pile.

 

[Al@n]

 

[43.6N]

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I know it’s been a warm winter, but are does dropping fawns already in your neck of the woods?

 

[sportsmans challenge]

Watched this bull walk in 800 yards below me to the back of a draw and lay down.

This mulie buck was laying down mid hillside in grass.

 

[Ckat]

I’ll play… for full disclosure, my phone focus was acting up through this series, so these images are not as sharp as I was seeing.

Found this buck last year. Didn’t think much of him the first time I found him laying in the grass, but he never stood up.


Found him laying in the same bottom a few days later.



A smaller buck chased a doe through the bottom and blew him out. Much better than I originally thought.

 

[Ckat]

Here’s a post-season buck find. I had the advantage of knowing there were some bucks in this approximate 10-15 acre patch of trees/brush, so it’s a little easier to slow down and dissect every image through the binoculars. I was taking these pictures by handholding through the binoculars, so the images aren’t as sharp as what I was seeing.

Found the antler on the trees and it looked promising…



Relocated a bit to get the trees/brush between him and I out of the way…

 

[need4sneed]

Fun thread! A vulgar display of patience lol

 

[BAKPAKR]

 

[masterofnone]

Wyoming Muley!


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[EastHumboldt]

Wyoming Muley!


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I’m gonna need the little red circle. I’m thinking lower right foreground behind a clump of rabbit brush

 

[EastHumboldt]

My best guesses for deer location in this pic.

 

[masterofnone]

I’m gonna need the little red circle. I’m thinking lower right foreground behind a clump of rabbit brush

Didn’t realize how bad the resolution had gotten on this. Makes it near impossible. Only caught him because he moved a bit and picked out the antler tine.

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[resident vs nonresident]

My very first deer hunt. Walking through juniper pines i caught light flash off his antler just like people said you can. Sat on him (downwind) for over an hour like that waiting for him to get up.