The dispute

Size does matter when it comes to who eats first in the animal kingdom. Pic taken today on another gloomy cloudy day in North Idaho.

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looks like a mature doe and a yearling fawn, nice find

Awesome, perfectly timed action capture. Very well done Terry.

Nice timing and well done Terry.

Very nice shot Terry and well timed to catch the action. Looks like the younger one is saying "OUCH that hurts".
So you are having many gloomy days in a row, keep shooting, they look fine to me.
What lens did you use for this shot?

Fishbreath wrote in post #17377971
looks like a mature doe and a yearling fawn, nice find

Thanks Fishbreath. Yes it is a mature does and a yearling fawn buck.

Hillbillygirl wrote in post #17378418
Awesome, perfectly timed action capture. Very well done Terry.

Thank you HBgirl. Timing is everything sometimes for sure.

budcam wrote in post #17378442
Nice timing and well done Terry.

Thanks Budcam. I was lucky.

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[QUOTE=Grizz1;17379138​]Very nice shot Terry and well timed to catch the action. Looks like the younger one is saying "OUCH that hurts".
So you are having many gloomy days in a row, keep shooting, they look fine to me.
What lens did you use for this shot?[/QUOTE

Thanks Steve. Yes still pretty gloomy out. This shot was at ISO 1600 using canon 70-300L lens. Really like this lens.

great capture!

Great timing, super action shot.

Great exposure in a difficult situation (snow). Well done!

Great shot! I think that's the lens Jeff (Pondrader) uses to capture his deer and bird photos. Excellent quality.

Nice capture there. Old does can get pretty onry. We have a little button buck that comes to our feeder that is catching on quick. He's using both front legs at the same time to hold his own. Gonna be a mean lil guy.

photocopy wrote in post #17379532
great capture!

Thank you.

blackchrome wrote in post #17379730
Great timing, super action shot.

Thanks Stacy. Fun to watch them when they herd up.

cerett wrote in post #17380291
Great exposure in a difficult situation (snow). Well done!

Thanks Marty. The snow can be a real challenge for me.

SJC from VT wrote in post #17380317
Great shot! I think that's the lens Jeff (Pondrader) uses to capture his deer and bird photos. Excellent quality.

Thanks Sandy. Yes it is a very good lens.

cbay1 wrote in post #17380489
Nice capture there. Old does can get pretty onry. We have a little button buck that comes to our feeder that is catching on quick. He's using both front legs at the same time to hold his own. Gonna be a mean lil guy.

Thanks Cbay1. Yes, the old does pretty much rule the roost when they get herded up in the winter as they do here. I've seen the fawns, especially the little buck fawns establishing their dominance over the other fawns in the herd.