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Monarch of the Black Hills
© Gergie
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Uploaded: 07/10/07 2:58 AM GMT
Monarch of the Black Hills
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While in the Black Hills driving on the back roads of the Wildlife loop. We came across this Magnificent Bull Buffalo. By the way he looked at us he was saying your in my house now.
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::kidder
07/10/07 3:23 AM GMT
You must have been in Custer State Park? Great shot of this big bull Bison! I knew this had to be the Black Hills when I saw it! Real nice capture!
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I have a pic that I took a while ago with a 35mm Canon in the Badlands of N. Dakota. I was about 20-25 feet away from a cow suckling her calf...they filled the frame from end to end..it was one of the biggest thrills of my life...I still have the negative and hope someday it will be appreciated...these beasts there in the Dakotas believe they are wild and free and when you step out, you are at their mercy...great shot :)
♥PJ
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The Buffalo in SD are wonderful for sure. The movie with KEvin Costner....was filmed there, along with thousands of buffalo.
The only other place they are is pretty much in Yellowstone, but not near as many as in South Dakota. I'm so glad you took this bigtime guys photo. Nicely done. Verena
The only other place they are is pretty much in Yellowstone, but not near as many as in South Dakota. I'm so glad you took this bigtime guys photo. Nicely done. Verena
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Hello Rich......This is a very fine picture of a very powerful looking animal...I have only seen these beautiful animals in Western films...Well done....All the best to you Rich......Mick.
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