[buffscotty]

Any owners of deer farms in the following areas: Moberly, Columbia, Lake of the Ozarks or Sedalia/Clinton area. If any deer farm owners will be in tomorrow and would be so kind, I am an enthusiastic deer photographer and was wondering if any of you would allow me to come to your farm and photograph some of your deer? I will be heading home to El Dorado Springs, MO from Kirksville, MO tomorrow. I would appreciate very much anyone who would let me take some pictures, and any that I take you could have access to (I would upload them when I arrive home), I have about a $600 camera, and it takes some awful snazzy photos. If you could reply to this message, email me at [email protected], or call me a 417-448-9577 I would appreciate it. I have been photographing deer in fields this week and can't get very close, so I thought a deer farm would be a great place to get some up close photos . Once again, anyone who would let me use their farm for some photos would really make my day :banana:.

 

[Whitemarsh]

Try 1000 Hills State Park if you want to get close. They don't spook much there except when the bicycles come by.

 

[Rebel2]

i have a 12 dollar camera and it doesnt take snazzy pictures, would you like to trade?

 

[rat]

There is an elk farm between Brookfield and Chillicothe on 65, cant think of the name.

They are nice folks and might let you snap a few wapiti pics.

 

[Bronco Brian]

Quote - I have been photographing deer in fields this week and can't get very close, so I thought a deer farm would be a great place to get some up close.


I think I heard Jimmy Houston say the same thing not long ago

 

[Rebel2]

quote- dont eat yellow snow

 

[rat]

Dont tug on supermans cape.
Dont spit into the wind.
Dont pull the mask of the ol lone ranger
and Dont mess around with ........ Rebel

:rotfl::fart:

 

[Rebel2]