2020-12-27 Guadalupe Mountain Mule Deer

Mule Deer

Odocoileus hemionus

By my remaining still, the deer approached to withing 20-25 feet of my position. The morning after I arrived, the birds found a temporary watering hole at Pine Springs Camp. The event at Guadalupe National Park was a memorable one for me.

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Mule Deer

Odocoileus hemionus

The does were probably pregnant, so it seemed the mature bucks were tending to the education of the yearlings. By my remaining still, the deer approached to withing 20-25 feet of my position. The morning after I arrived, the birds found a temporary watering hole at Pine Springs Camp. The event at Guadalupe National Park was a memorable one for me.

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Mule Deer

Odocoileus hemionus

By my remaining still, the deer approached to withing 20-25 feet of my position. The morning after I arrived, the birds found a temporary watering hole at Pine Springs Camp. The event at Guadalupe National Park was a memorable one for me.

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Mule Deer

Odocoileus hemionus

The does were probably pregnant, so it seemed the mature bucks were tending to the education of the yearlings. By my remaining still, the deer approached to withing 20-25 feet of my position. The morning after I arrived, the birds found a temporary watering hole at Pine Springs Camp. The event at Guadalupe National Park was a memorable one for me.

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Mule Deer

Odocoileus hemionus

This yearling approached to withing 12 feet of me. By my remaining still, the deer approached to withing 20-25 feet of my position. The morning after I arrived, the birds found a temporary watering hole at Pine Springs Camp. The event at Guadalupe National Park was a memorable one for me.

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