April 24, 2016

Field Goal Anyone?

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April 24, 2016
Field Goal Anyone?

Species: Elk | Location: Yellowstone National Park, United States of America

By Dan Schlotter

A perfect chance for an American style football player to make a field goal through the goal post shape of this majestic elk's antlers. This elder statesman taking time to relax after looking for food during the harsh, cold Yellowstone winter weather. Time to relax and rest!

About The Photographer

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Enjoying photography for more than 20 years. Taking all types of photos always looking for the perfect shot. Seeing the beauty of nature, the enjoyment of family, and learning new methods and styles is always great.

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