They came back

These are the triplet bucks I have been watching for over a year. Since they were born, they had been coming nearly everyday to my pasture and to the backyard. It was truly wonderful to watch them grow up. This past early June was the last time I had seen them. I figured I'd probably never see them together again. But low and behold this afternoon I looked out the window, and there they were. It was pretty darn exciting to see all three again. I have to say, for being yearlings, there development is quite phenomenal. They must come from some really great genes. What a treat to see them again. It made my whole summer.

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Terry, your images don't show. "Redirect or missing."

OhLook wrote in post #18114097
Terry, your images don't show. "Redirect or missing."

Thanks Oh. I'll try to fix them.

Can you hurry up?

i-G12 wrote in post #18114131
Can you hurry up?

Not sure whats going on tonight. Never had this problem before.

I think the pics finally showed up.

Got 'em now. That's a striking group pose in#3. It calls to mind classical Greek sculptures that show sets of human (or divine) figures.

OhLook wrote in post #18114167
Got 'em now. That's a striking group pose in#3. It calls to mind classical Greek sculptures that show sets of human (or divine) figures.

Thanks Oh. That was the only family pose they would give me.ߘ

Very cool.

Mel-S wrote in post #18116733
Very cool.

Thanks Mel

Very cool Terry! It amazes me how they will completely disappear for months at a time then become regulars again. You always wonder where they spend their time when they aren't at your place. When I don't see them for a long period I always assume the worst.

Awesome captures Terry. I doubt you will get them together much longer but it would be interesting if they do all stay in the area. I've seen triplets before but never documented anything with photos and definitely catching them as yearlings is rare I would think.

Very nice Terry, I like the Pine,.... I think it makes the image.

CRobH wrote in post #18118160
Very cool Terry! It amazes me how they will completely disappear for months at a time then become regulars again. You always wonder where they spend their time when they aren't at your place. When I don't see them for a long period I always assume the worst.

Thanks Rob. I've always wondered also where they go.

Grizz1 wrote in post #18118270
Awesome captures Terry. I doubt you will get them together much longer but it would be interesting if they do all stay in the area. I've seen triplets before but never documented anything with photos and definitely catching them as yearlings is rare I would think.

Thanks Steve. It has been fun seeing these guys for over a year now, especially since they are bucks.

Pondrader wrote in post #18118608
Very nice Terry, I like the Pine,.... I think it makes the image.

Thanks Jeff. The pines do had to the pic for sure.

Second picture I could totally see as a large print in a den. Definitely my favorite of the bunch.