Some bucks relaxing in my brother Dick's back yard in Casper. February 2008.

Here's a photo of my nephew Terry Endsley from Newberry, Michigan with his first walleye.  21" long, caught through the ice on January 15th.  Big Manistique Lake, tip-up with minnow.

These are pictures of an actual polar bear attack in Churchill, Manitoba & were taken while people watched and did nothing to stop it!  Reports from the local newspaper say that the victim will make a full recovery. 

    

Photo's of fish caught on the Eel River out of a drift boat. Mike Gibson, Sacramento, Ca.

Standoff!

    
My son Bryan and Grandson Tyler from Rudyard, Michigan with Bryan's muzzleloader kill in early December.  Attempts to remove 'red-eye' resulted in a cross-eyed buck!

   
  This cat was photographed by Warner Glenn, a rancher/guide based out of Douglas, AZ. These photos were taken while on a lion hunt in the Animas Mtns in Hildago County, NM - (not Anton Chico as has been reported). The rancher knew better than to shoot an endangered species, and he instead photo'd the magnificent cat. In addition to being a lion hunter, Glenn is involved in the protection of the jaguar. After spanking several of his dogs (the cat could have easily bitten through their heads and killed them), the cat trotted off. He did not run, Mr. Glenn said. He was not afraid of anything. Later he estimated that the jaguar, by the look of his teeth, was eight or nine years old and weighed nearly 200 pounds. Mr. Glenn named the cat Border King. Glenn has seen two jags in NM, the first of which, several months later, was shot by a federales police officer in Mexico, 30 miles from the United States border. Submitted by JR.

Cave Falls in the southwest corner of Yellowstone National Park.  Photo by my brother, Ron Rintamaki from Boulder, Montana. July 2000.

     
Ted Hagen from White Post, Va. writes: I am originally from Hot Springs S D.  I left in 1968 but my folks stayed there and I now own my Dads' house after he passed away.  Since 1968, a lot of folks have moved in, they don't know any difference, so they started feeding the deer and now the town has a population of deer that won't leave.  Here is a nice buck that I took a picture of about 4 blocks away from my house in fall of 2006.  He was resting in the same yard on 2 different days when I took his pic.

Doug Lemm from "The Good Place" in Lander captured these rams on film in late September in the Lander area.

                    
Local photographer Kevin Eilbeck caught this  along the fish hatchery in Rapid City SD. Submitted by Ted Hagen.