Red deer sparring

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Elbert

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When Red deer have shed their antlers or when they are in velvet they will resolve disputes by sparring with their forelegs. You almost never see the deer with the large antlers do this, it always seems to be the young ones. Does (female deer) will also fight like this. I was worried that the deer in the background would ruin the shot, but in the end I think it works in the image. What do you think?
 
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Elbert said:
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When Red deer have shed their antlers or when they are in velvet they will resolve disputes by sparring with their forelegs. You almost never see the deer with the large antlers do this, it always seems to be the young ones. Does (female deer) will also fight like this. I was worried that the deer in the background would ruin the shot, but in the end I think it works in the image. What do you think?
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Awesome action! Well done Elbert!👍👍👍
 
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