Velvet

• Jul 19, 2011

• #1

leo

Retired Woody's Mod 7/01-12/09

Finally had a chance to drive up and ride through the beautiful grounds at Berry College, and saw some deer too

Oly E 30, ZD70x300ED W/EC14 TC, FL 425MM, MTPOD, RAW

 

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #2

Crickett

Little Lady

Awesome Leo! I've been waiting on these! Glad those deer cooperated for you while you were there!

 

• Jul 19, 2011

• #3

StickbowDrew

Member

Those are some pretty deer! Nice shots!

 

• Jul 19, 2011

• #4

quinn

Senior Member

nice shootin leo!season is just around the corner now!

 

• Jul 19, 2011

• #5

Hoss

Moderator

Some fine photos of some fine deer, Leo.

Hoss

 

• Jul 19, 2011

• #6

wvdawg

Moderator

Staff member

Very fine shots! That's some pretty nice headgear!

 

• Jul 19, 2011

• #7

mlbfish

Senior Member

I've been trying to get up there for a while now. Just never made it. Now you've got me wanting to try again. Great shots.

 

• Jul 20, 2011

• #8

leo

Retired Woody's Mod 7/01-12/09

Thanks all,

I was there Friday evening and early Saturday morning and I did see a lot of deer, even though the traffic Friday (camper pick up/ceremonies) was heavy .... all of the trails and many roads were closed from the tornado damage cleanup

 

• Jul 20, 2011

• #9

cornpile

Senior Member

Leo,those are super.They sure are sportin a red summer coat.

 

• Jul 20, 2011

• #10

squirreldoghunter

Senior Member

Looking good Leo.

My niece is in the vet program at Berry. She said you can put in to hunt there but I haven't looked into it. Might have to after seeing these.

 

• Jul 21, 2011

• #11

leo

Retired Woody's Mod 7/01-12/09

squirreldoghunter said:

Looking good Leo.

My niece is in the vet program at Berry. She said you can put in to hunt there but I haven't looked into it. Might have to after seeing these.

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Not sure on that, but I think part of the land is managed by the DNR ....

From the amount of new fawns we saw they would need some method of management.