Oooooh, aren't they beautiful!!!! I love their expressions looking in the window!! lol! Like,I love the thick black fringe on the fawns ears, which is sort of unusual according to hubby.
is that???? So cool though, Jan!! Omigosh!! Another cool picture!! Buddy would be barking his fool head off!Zara and a Doe!
Wow I can't believe how close the doe gets to her!Zara and a Doe!
Wow I can't believe how close the doe gets to her!
Dude, that is a great photo.
You haven't lived until you are awakened by that sound, sleeping in a tent 30 miles from anything and the first coyote call is about 8 feet from your head.A few nights ago, I was out in my horse barn cleaning stalls in the evening. The horses have been inside a lot with all the ice we've had so I had the barn all closed up and taking each horse out to clean their stall. I had just let Sandy out when I heard a horrible screaming that sounded like it was right outside the barn door!! It scared the hell out of me because I thought someone was hurt. There's a young child at the house next to our property and I thought something happened! I then thought it was this persons dogs! They have two aussie dogs that together can get quite vocal! lol
Within a nano second, I realized these were coyotes!!!! I quickly turned on my video but I it sounded like they had already passed us by! Turn up your volume though, because they were still around and screaming like banshees!!! Such an eerie sound! I'm telling you, they were DAMN close in the beginning! I had my barn all closed up so to hear them so loud, they had to be close!!

Didn't it??! Sounded like a whole pack went through!Very cool! It sounds like there were quite a few of them too.
Yeah, that would wake anyone up!!!You haven't lived until you are awakened by that sound, sleeping in a tent 30 miles from anything and the first coyote call is about 8 feet from your head.![]()
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Man, Buddy would be barking his fool head off!! And Kali would get through that fence giving chase! LOL!This one was back in Aug. 2016
There was a deer kill here a couple weeks ago too and I'm sure it was wolves. Della manged to find a fairly fresh leg from it and tried to bring it back to the house.One of my horse friends who lives less than 5 miles away told me she had a deer carcass in her culvert out front of her house and the coyotes were out there all the time.
Um, no. lolThere was a deer kill here a couple weeks ago too and I'm sure it was wolves. Della manged to find a fairly fresh leg from it and tried to bring it back to the house.
Hubby doesn't want them eating stuff like that at all. I just saw him carrying another leg or some sort of deer part after their walk so the darn wolves must have gotten another one.Can't see just eat that outside!?

My buddies dogs sometimes bring him a leg from a deer or elk, but they don't have wolves in the area. They have cats.Hubby doesn't want them eating stuff like that at all. I just saw him carrying another leg or some sort of deer part after their walk so the darn wolves must have gotten another one.![]()

Oh, I was kidding. I wouldn't let them eat it either.Hubby doesn't want them eating stuff like that at all

There have been quite a few Cougar photos captured on trail cameras but I haven't seen any tracks around here since I was a kid. I know they are in the area though.but they don't have wolves in the area. They have cats.
It's probable you have both.
I don't think it would hurt them but I just don't want them get in the habit. I will sometimes give them raw pieces of venison when I'm packaging it and they love it.I wouldn't let them eat it either.

We see them all the time here, but usually on the ground! I've never seen one in a tree or at least I've never noticed! Out in the field, blocking the road, yes. lola turkey walking down our street and down our driveway into our backyard. You see (her?) in a tree in the neighbor's yard thanks to Oji.