No more come the Buffalo

The Blackfoot Indians were nomadic Bison hunters that roamed much of the northwestern plains of Canada and the United States. They were among the first of the Indians to adopt the use of firearms and horses of European traders that allowed them to...

Cayuse

"Cayuse" aside from being the name of an indian tribe from the Pacifiic Northwest, it's also a slang, cowboy term, used to describe a range horse, especially an Indian Pony. The Indian Ponies that I've depicted in my painting "Cayuse" vividly...

Vantage Point

Some five miles to the south of Lake City, Colorado there’s a trail head for a very scenic hiking spot called Alpine Gulch. It’s one of the more picturesque trails in the area featuring a path that climbs through the forest beside a picturesque...

No more come the Buffalo

Cayuse

Vantage Point

Calling All Challengers

Elk (Cervus canadensis) For most of the year the Elk are seldom seen and the only indication that they’re around...

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Watchful Rest

Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) Most often when we think of a Cheetah, it’s of an animal pursuing its prey at an eye...

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Elk Skull From Pumpkin Center

Elk (Cervus canadensis) While driving near Lake Roosevelt about an hour north of Phoenix, I happened to drive...

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Snow Leopard Head Study

Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) Easily one of the most beautiful large cats of the world, the Snow leopard possesses...

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Sea Otter

Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) The largest member of the weasel family, the sea otter is also the 2nd smallest marine...

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