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Mule Buck Four Point

Mule Buck Four Point

Mule deer are a common ungulate in the mountains and deserts of Utah.

Mule deer are a common ungulate in the mountains and deserts of Utah.
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Canon EOS REBEL T3i

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Aperture f/9.0 ISO 800 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 518/1

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Feb, 2015

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Animals

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