Stretching - Mule Deer Buck Wood Print

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Now stretch, come on now a little more. Got to reach that spot. A Texas mule deer trying to reach the spot that itches.

The Davis Mountains of west Texas are home to many types of flora and fauna. There are deer, elk, antelope ( pronghorn ), aoudad ( barbary sheep), and many other types of wildlife.

The following is from:
http://www.nps.gov/romo/learn/nature/mule_deer.htm

"Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) are very common throughout the western United States. They are named for their oversized ears that resemble a mule's ears. Compared to its cousin, the white-tailed deer, mule deer are smaller in size, and have a black-tipped white tail and white patch on the rump. They can be three feet tall at the shoulder and weigh anywhere between 100 and 300 pounds. They have excellent hearing and eyesight that warns them of approaching dangers.

Males, called bucks, have forked antlers. They shed antlers in mid-February and their next set begins to grow imm...

As an artist, I strive to capture the many wonders in nature. I have been honored to win many awards over the decades most often for my wildlife photography. I try and capture the beauty I see around me. I hope my photos allow you to recall the wonderful things that exist despite the tragedies we each may face. Just make it to another sunrise! Sunrises are signs of hope, when things are at their darkest there it is to bring hope. Enjoy nature and wildlife through the images I capture. Mule deer and whitetail deer are some of the creatures I enjoy studying and photographing. Beautiful mountains and canyons also catch the attention of my camera. As you look at my photos you will see a price for a picture. If you click on...