Jump Buck

[cameraguy]

Made a trip down to the refuge today.  Took about 80 pictures in raw, still don't know how to do anything with them so I just converted them to jpg so I could post them.  I've always liked animals jumping over fences whether it be deer, elk , or what ever.  It was real foggy down there today with a little frost on the brush.  I got  these pictures of 4 different bucks jumping over fences.  Thought you would like to see them for a change of pace.  Thanks for looking.

[Michelle_Nelson]

Very nice

[coastalghost]

Awesome pics cameraguy!

[Bearhunter]

Man awesome pictures, but Ive got to ask where are you finding bucks like that to take pics of in Washington?

[Dameion]

Those are some very cool action shots!  Nice work

[cameraguy]

Man awesome pictures, but Ive got to ask where are you finding bucks like that to take pics of in Washington?

These pics. are taken in south eastern Oregon.  I live in Burns and I take pictures in the Malhuer Refuge and central and eastern Oregon.  Thanks for all the kind words.  If you guys keep liking them, I'll keep posting them.

[Black Ghost]

good god, are there any tiny deer down there!  Keep postin

[agchawk]

For god's sake keep the photos coming! I for one LOVE em!

[PacificNWhunter]

Outstanding, those are some great bucks too!

[.54 THUNDERHAWK]

Hell yeah.....keep the eye candy a rollin!!

[DesertBighorn]

Great timing to get great pictures!!!  Did you shoot a continuous series to get them right at the jump?  Are you shooting Canon?  If so, I could offer my RAW conversion methods.

-Doug

[Jackjr]

Sweet pics and Sweet bucks too

[cameraguy]

Great timing to get great pictures!!!  Did you shoot a continuous series to get them right at the jump?  Are you shooting Canon?  If so, I could offer my RAW conversion methods.

-Doug

I'm shooting a Nikon D300, I've talked with shawn and he is going to help me get started with the raw files.  Thanks for the offer.  As far as the shots go, I shoot a single frame at a time.  Just got a fast finger.

[snipekillr]

SWEET PICTURES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fc2038]

Sweet pics. Those are some nice lookin deer. Great job

[Hacksaw]

Keep 'em coming. Love to see those big muleys.

[LongTatLaw]

Keep em coming brother!

I too love the floppy ears

[bucklucky]

Awesome pictures man!!

[Stalker]

Great pics; it's always nice to see those guys.......... 

I do need to ask how you get them to cooperate so nicely and hang out long enough to get those shots; you got a feeder near by???   

keep the great pics coming.......

[youngchristof]

great photos!!

[cameraguy]

Great pics; it's always nice to see those guys.......... 

I do need to ask how you get them to cooperate so nicely and hang out long enough to get those shots; you got a feeder near by???   

keep the great pics coming.......

These pictures are taken on the refuge where they are safe from human hunters.  At the time the bucks were rutting pretty hard with does on both sides of the fence.

[bowsandhose]

very nice, thanks for posting

[andrew_12gauge]

that does it i was in oregon last week for thanksgiving and i picked up the regs im applying for a rifle tag an buying a bow tag this year, i just gotta know though is the malhuer refuge open to bowhunting

[cameraguy]

that does it i was in oregon last week for thanksgiving and i picked up the regs im applying for a rifle tag an buying a bow tag this year, i just gotta know though is the malhuer refuge open to bowhunting

INFO
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge was established on August 18, 1908 by President Theodore Roosevelt as the Lake Malheur Bird Reservation. Roosevelt set aside unclaimed lands encompassed by Malheur, Mud and Harney Lakes “as a preserve and breeding ground for native birds.” The newly established “Lake Malheur Bird Reservation” was the 19th of 51 wildlife refuges created by Roosevelt during his tenure as president. At the time, Malheur was the third refuge in Oregon and one of only six refuges west of the Mississippi.

http://www.fws.gov/malheur/