BADLAND PHOTOGRAPHY®
PHOTOGRAPHER SCOTT STRELECKI

Antelope in Fall Grass

Mule Deer, Yellowstone

Wyoming Mule Deer lay in the cool shade of an Indian summer day.

Bull Elk bugling

Wapiti, Bull Elk bugling to call its herd together, these haunting echoes can stir deep emotions about the wild, a true calling to the spirit.

Bison Twins

Bison Twins in Yellowstone at rivers edge

Spring Fawn, White Tail

Female Elk at Rivers Edge

Female Elk gather in what are known as harems. A single Bull Elk will defend his harem from other Bull Elk for the right to mate. As part of this on going task to keep the harem together, you can hear territorial bugle calls throughout the forest.

Female Moose

Female Moose scan the shores for danger as they feed on water cress and other aquatic plants in North Amerian streams, lakes and ponds.

Shaking off the pond

Moose Shaking off the pond, Isle Royale, MI

White Tail Doe

Standing Ground is only a curious moment for a prey spiecies like a deer, often they burst into a run whith tail in air.

Big Horn Sheep

Just before the rut male Big Horn Sheep will often meet each other and touch horns. Once the rut starts however, these meetings become much more severe in attempts to ward off all competitors looking for females to mate with.

American Bison

American Bison though docile in appearance, have been known to charge and can be quite aggressive when provoked.

Steer Horns

Steer horns and skulls for sale in Santa Fe Market