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Dawesy

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Red Deer Rut

16-10-2017, 06:53

Although I could hear these two stags battling it out they were deep into the woodland and bracken and I could not get them in view for the camera. Eventually they emerged looking completely shattered with the victor rejoining his small harem of hinds and the out of focus background stag looking on.
Red Deer by Steve Dawes, on Flickr

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16-10-2017, 13:49

Re: Red Deer Rut

Conditions didn't look ideal but the image tells a good story.

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Trev B

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16-10-2017, 15:46

Re: Red Deer Rut

Nice shot with a good natural BG

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16-10-2017, 22:50

Re: Red Deer Rut

Well done Steve

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17-10-2017, 13:32

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I`m betting he will have another go .
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17-10-2017, 17:16

Re: Red Deer Rut

nice Steve
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Dawesy

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18-10-2017, 08:50

Re: Red Deer Rut

Thanks for the feedback guys

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