tatonka

I've been working on a blog for all of my deer hunting photos. It's becoming a much larger project that I'd planned on.....very time consuming to get photos scanned and downloaded, etc. but when I'm done I'll have all of my photos on-line, so if there was ever a fire, flood, a theft, etc. I'd still have my photos.

So far I've started pages on deer I've photographed in the wild, other wildlife and scenery photos I've taken, hunting photos of family and friends, and a page of deer I've killed over the years. These photos go back as far as 1946. I still have a lot of photos to scan and download, but I've got a good start on it.

You all can view my photos here: http://huntingandphotography.wordpre...e-photography/

You should be able to click on any photo to enlarge it... To the right on each page is a list of the pages I've been working one. Just click on any page to view it.

ipscshooter

Nice. You and your friends and family have taken some great deer!

Windog1

Good pics. Did you ever get that doe out of the fence?

TK0205

Those are great pictures! What kind of camera/equipment did you shoot those photos with?

tatonka

Yes, as I was standing there trying to figure out how to set her free our local game warden came along. Between the two of us we were able to pry the fence open far enough to get her loose... She ran about 50 feet, stopped for a few minutes and looked back at us and then bounded off.

tatonka

Thanks... I don't use anything all that fancy or expensive....... I use a Canon Rebel Digital XT. The lenses I use are just a 28-90 mm zoom and a 75-300mm zoom.

lone cedar farm

Those are some really nice pictures, believe thats the first Muley fawn I've ever seen!

gregrn43

Those are some of the best pics i've seen yet. congrats