Mornin' Sam...Mornin' Ralph
When I saw this I just couldn’t help but think about the old cartoon.
Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park.
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John Wright
Without seeing any detail of the image… just from the title I knew exactly what you had captured! Well done, great timing.
Gary L. Suddath
wow fabulous capture….I remember Sam and Ralph too.
David Clark
one of my favorite cartoons
- what a great shot -great depth of field – thanks for the smile – davebrendanscully
Far out – thats great! They really need that fur at this time of the year….
Marleia Main
How did I miss this?? My cohost must have accepted it. What a great shot!! I do not know the cartoon but this is really cool anyway : ))
Jay Ryser
I remember that cartoon – what a great shot!
mwfoster
Wow great shot I think the coyote is hunting something else
Chris Snyder replied
Thanks for the comment mw! This coyote actually met up with another pair shortly after this shot. They started yipping and howling though I am not sure why. Later in the day I saw a group of coyotes close by get chased off by a grizzly. It would be very rare for a coyote or even a group to go after as big a prey animal as a pronghorn.
Stzar
this is the most ridiculous case of “photoshop”ing or some other kind of program work i have ever seen in my entire life !!
Chris Snyder ~ you are trying to make a joke of a Pronghorn and a Fox
it’s not funny and it’s definitely not cool ~ no matter if someone thinks it’s a coyote,
this is not a real image
lame effort and an insult
Chris Snyder replied
Karon. It is in fact a coyote and a pronghorn. They passed very close to each other. There is no photoshop other than contrast and auto levels and the crop. I am sorry that you don’t believe this. It was a great experience to see these two animals so close together. I also am sorry that you do not see the humor in this image. Maybe you haven’t seen the cartoon.
I would encourage you to make sure of your accusations before you write them. Regards—Chris
BartElder
A well timed shot, I have seen this several times were you get a couple of wild critters passing like this. There is no photoshop to this, it happens
Chris; GREAT shot, Yellowstone is on my “To Do” list.
Chris Snyder replied
Thanks Bart. I really appreciate your comment.
I am trying to figure a way to get out to Yellowstone again next spring. End of May and early June are off the charts for wildlife.
Phillip Weyers
What a coincidence… they both must be blind in the right eye. Terrific shot too.
Sandy Stewart
Wow great capture of something one doesn’t see too often and to capture it so wonderfully too!!!! :)
Chris Snyder replied
It was too good to pass up. :-)
Tori Snow
Great shot. I love the title, gave me a good chuckle :-)