Capturing the Kansas Whitetail Deer—Course Preview
Doug GardnerThe Kansas whitetail deer are some of the largest in North America. In this video series, pro wildlife photographer Doug Gardner takes you to Ford County, Kansas where he captures beautiful images of the these remarkable creatures. Rutting season is in full swing, and the bucks are chasing the does. With the aid of a satellite map, Doug follows deer tracks and discovers trees and ground scrapes where the bucks have left their scent. Along the Arkansas River, he constructs a deer blind in the woods. Camouflaged in the blind, he aims his 500mm lens through the peephole and photographs bucks and does in action and in portraits. Along the way, he tells you about the lessons he has learned in photographing wildlife over the years.
See all videos in our Capturing the Kansas Whitetail Deer Course:
- Capturing the Kansas Whitetail Deer—Course Preview
- Preparing to Photograph Whitetail Deer
- Photographing Whitetail Deer Through a Blind
- More Tips for Capturing Whitetail Deer
Well, welcome to the heartland, folks. This week, we're in Southwest Kansas, and we're gonna be photographing large whitetail deer. We're in Ford County, and we're gonna be photographing along the Arkansas River. Now, the really special thing about the deer here in Kansas is that there's some of the largest whitetail deer in North America. They're known for having extremely large antlers and large body mass.
We're also gonna show you some different techniques for how to photograph these elusive and wild animals.
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