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| I have been taking pictures of wildlife since 1951. When I bought my first camera while in the ARMY, I was stationed in Frankfort, Germany. I served in the Argent General Corp. My job was riding mail trains all over Europe, carrying high cog mail in sealed pouches, plus other mail. The sealed pouches were for the High Command. I bought a real good camera, at the time I was hung-up on trains and I took many pictures while riding the rails! But after the service, and I got back home, I started taking pictures of wildlife, and I am still doing that today. After, I started my magazine 39 years ago and writing books on Fishing and Hunting, and went to a lot of sportsman shows, to push our magazines, books, and other Know How Things I wrote and developed. We made 8 1/2 x 11 laminated pictures of some of our best wildlife shots, and put them in large note books with the first page worded See Daytona Wildlife!! | We found sports people would
stay around our booth longer, looking at these books, giving us a chance
to sell them some of our books, pictures and outdoor items. My
wife Dorothy and I just love taking pictures. Now we are
changing over to digital camcorders and still cameras. We have
the printers, laminators, and everything to make our own pictures in
the house. Taking pictures is a big part of our life for Dorothy,
Desiree' and myself. The next pictures were taken about 5 miles
(as the crow flies) from the International Race Track in Daytona Beach.
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Two Wild Turkey Hens in mid-air fight over their chicks
Spike Horn Florida White Tail Buck showing off for a Doe