Deer Crossing
“Umpteen thousand acres and they have to run in the middle of the road!” says every rancher in Wyoming. 
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Great picture – right place, right time…I’m sure you waited a while for this great shot.
Umpteen thousand acres – but they wouldn’t get to be seen…and show off how beautiful they are. Tell every rancher not to take this kind of beauty for granted! This Georgia cracker is jealous of this scenery. As always, thanks for sharing.
Awe Jane, thanks! Actually, they ran right in front of us while driving to check on the heifers. Darn things! But I love to see then and I’m patient with them but the rancher? Well he’s got stuff to do and places to go! It’s funny you say that about not taking it for granted. When I first came out here my jaw was dropped most everywhere we went and Patrick was kind of puzzled by it. But once he saw what I saw through the lens, he gets it now and seems to have a new appreciation for our surroundings. In fact, I’ve heard that from a few other locals that say, “I’ve seen those sunsets all my life and you’ve helped me see them with a whole new set of eyes. Thank you”. And that makes me feel warm and gooey inside.
Wonderful picture! Thank you for sharing it!
Thanks Dennis, glad you like.
Always a wonderful photo to share, thank you.
Thankya Trudy!
Beautiful!
And I say, they were there before the road! Beautiful sight though.
I totally agree! I LOVE to see them, they are so graceful and I’m very patient because they are fun to watch. But the rancher, well that’s a different story!
Deer are such wonderful animals:) Nice photo!
UMMM I live in Phoenix Arizona and I don’t see ANYTHING that resembles a road! Maybe the deer are from
HERE??? LOL Awesome pic!
Ha! Well, there really is a road, it’s a dirt road covered in snow.
Was driving toward the corrals to check on heifers and horses. Thanks for commenting, glad to hear from you again!
Sometimes I get behind in reading your posts and enjoying your amazing photos, but I eventually
catch up! Can’t wait for summer though; how bout YOU? LOL ! Have a good one!