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Dennis Fast > BOBCAT. The bobcat is very versatile in its choice of habitats and food. Although retiring by nature, bobcats are also known for occasional bold appearances in the presence of humans.
Dennis Fast > BIGHORN SHEEP. Bighorn rams often gather near roads in the Rocky Mountains in early winter to butt heads and vie for females. The rut was already over when I encountered a small group near Yellowstone, but they were still pretty exciting to watch and photograph at close range.
Dennis Fast > BIGHORN SHEEP. The bighorn sheep of the Rocky Mountains have become so used to traffic that they frequent the sides of highways in search of grasses and salt. These animals were part of a larger group not far from Yellowstone National Park.
Dennis Fast > MULE DEER PRONGING. Mule deer are known for their large ears and the magnificent racks on the bucks, but they can also "prong" (bounce high in the air as they run) as easily as gazelles. The effortless leaps are reminiscent of ballet masters and are just as exciting to watch.
Dennis Fast > MOUNTAIN LION LOOKOUT High vantage points are a favourite of the mountain lion. His remarkable vision will detect movement from great distances. On his lofty perch unwary prey might not even notice him till he is on their back.
Dennis Fast > LYNX PORTRAIT The less marked face and longer ear tufts help to separate the lynx from the bobcat. The lynx also has inordinately large feet to help it walk on snow. Both animals somewhat resemble the common house cat, but their power is considerably greater.
Dennis Fast > GRAY WOLF STALK. The combination of a stalking pose and fresh snow falling lend an air of realism to this photo even in a captive situation. You don't really want to be the object of that stalk; but I have been followed by wild wolves without being threatened by them. They are masters at keeping out of site while keeping you in view at all times.
Dennis Fast > ON THE RUN The gray wolf possesses an easy lope that can carry him tirelessly for many miles. Once locked on his prey, he will simply wear it down into submission.
Dennis Fast > BOBCAT Although the bobcat and lynx closely resemble each other, the bobcat is more adaptable to a variety of habitats. The lynx prefers the deeper north woods while bobcats can be found in desert and marshy areas just as readily.
BOBCAT.

The bobcat is very versatile in its choice of habitats and food. Although retiring by nature, bobcats are also known for occasional bold appearances in the presence of humans.
Dennis Fast > BOBCAT. The bobcat is very versatile in its choice of habitats and food. Although retiring by nature, bobcats are also known for occasional bold appearances in the presence of humans.
BOBCAT.

The bobcat is very versatile in its choice of habitats and food. Although retiring by nature, bobcats are also known for occasional bold appearances in the presence of humans.
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