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Wildlife Art Prints

Wildlife Art Prints - Slippin Thru
Wildlife Art Prints - Slippin Thru
Item# RMP-HL002
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Wildlife Art Prints

  • Comes Matted and Framed, Size 23x28
  • All Prints have 100% Acid Free Framing.
  • Double mat to complement print's hues.
  • Single strength clear glass.
  • Engraved solid brass title plate. (On pieces 20x24 and larger)
  • Acid free backer on limited edition prints.
  • Solid oak molding with stain to enhance grain pattern.
  • Pre-drilled for hanging kit. (Kit is included with each framed piece).


    Almost photographic in his realism. Hayden Lambson has a way with paint. Can you hear the sound of the running water? Can you see the sunlight dancing on the snowcapped mountains? His attention to detail makes Manuel Mansanarez one of the most sought-after wildlife artists of our time. The mule deer is considerably larger than the whitetail, its body is heavier and its legs are stocky and less trim than those of its whitetail counterpart. When something alarms the animal it seems to be changing into a completely different animal: it becomes graceful and alive when, with its head held up high, it starts to run off, making impressing leaps as high as 8 feet. It can reach a speed of up to 35 miles/hour (55 km/h) that it can keep up for a few minutes. Although they look less aggressive than elk they are well able to stand their ground when facing predators like coyotes. With their hooves they may badly hurt or even kill such an aggressor.

    Wildlife Art Prints

    Mule deer are most active during dawn and dusk or in moonlight nights. During the heat of the day they rest and oftentimes you can see beds of matted grass indicating that this is mule deer habitat. They can be spotted alone or in small groups and are more gregarious in winter: while bucks lead a rather solitary life except during mating season, the does form small groups and, in winter, get together in larger groups to spend the time on a winter range, which is the same year after year. The mule deer is a browser and feeds on shrubs and twigs but also on grass and herbs. They prefer coniferous forests, desert shrubs, chaparral, and grassland with shrubs as their habitat. In mountainous regions they migrate to higher elevations in spring and come back down in fall. They tend to follow definite trails, especially in winter.

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