Gallery of Odd 3

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Here is a gallery of odd "outdoor" photos that find their way to this website. Click on photo for larger view!

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This Ranger is assigned to prevent poaching around the wildlife refuge area of Lanseria , South Africa . The way these animals interact with him is absolutely stunning! The lions seem to know he’s there to protect them. His charm works with hyenas and leopards too. Hyenas are usually vicious.

A person named Carol writes: A few weeks ago our friends in Casper, WY mentioned that they had seen lion tracks in the snow on their deck behind the house. They live on Casper Mountain just south of, and overlooking Casper. Then a few days ago they mentioned that one of their neighbors across the road had seen a lion in the driveway in front of their house. About an hour ago they sent the pictures below. The last picture is behind their house where I think they first saw the tracks. This is one pretty good sized cat. His apparent lack of fear or respect for people makes for an uncomfortable feeling when you go outside in the middle of the day. He appears to be in good condition.

He has the antler tine of another bull broken off in his head. (ouch)

These were taken just South of Sheridan and East of the Powder Horn Golf Course.......Author unknown. Numerous folks have submitted these. Any further info?

If a tree falls in the forest.........thanks Bryan!

This is a bull that was found on the Uinta County Youth Camps property, 25 miles south of Mountain View, Wyoming, originally called in as poaching. I have never seen such carnage, the dead bull had blood and chunks o fat and hide on his antlers leaving me to believe the victor may have hobbled off and died elsewhere. The ground was tore up in every direction for a 50 yards and it looked as if the dead bull had possibly fallen after a couple of small trees gave way. The bull had several gore wounds to his chest, abdomen, neck and head. He also had his entire brisket ripped open. The plan is to donate the antlers to the Youth Camp who has acquired a free European mount from a local taxidermist to hang in the camps main lodge. The mount will be accompanied by less bloody photos of scene and a write up about natural
breeding selection and how this can occur for the kids to read.

Trail closed due to traffic jam!