The dominant one this morning and a few of his group. A royal and not the most tines but it's all about the attitude which he appears to have in abundance.
Peak District red deer
Re: Peak District red deer
Beautiful photos, Bob, absolute classicsBob S wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 11:31 am The dominant one this morning and a few of his group. A royal and not the most tines but it's all about the attitude which he appears to have in abundance
Re: Peak District red deer
Cheers Kevin. He ran away from me at first when I was on the path but the hinds stayed so I knew he had to come back
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Cheers PB. I'm not going to test that theory with them at the moment lol. I don't want to end up as a shish kebab.
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Re: Peak District red deer
Very nice photo's Bob, looks like you had some nice light as well.Bob S wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 11:31 am The dominant one this morning and a few of his group. A royal and not the most tines but it's all about the attitude which he appears to have in abundance.
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Cheers Snappy. Early mist as there is often in September but soon cleared up.SnappyMac wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 7:00 pmVery nice photo's Bob, looks like you had some nice light as well.Bob S wrote: Sat Sep 27, 2025 11:31 am The dominant one this morning and a few of his group. A royal and not the most tines but it's all about the attitude which he appears to have in abundance.
Re: Peak District red deer
Stag eyeing me up this morning and taking a break from trying to keep his ladies in order. Walking in new boots but thankfully didn't have to test out their running speed 