the country of the Teton Mountains, Devil Tower, and great High Plains, I’ve
never been in want of something to photograph; the first camera, given to me
by parents for my eleventh birthday, a Kodak Browning, instilled in me a higher
love for nature and photography. It started first with my father, who, when I was
old enough to follow along, taught me of the behavior and habits of wildlife.
Throughout my youth, I would spend countless hours in the Wyoming wilderness
hunting, fishing, tracking, and photographing Nature. After starting a family, I
spent several years working through the day and taking photography classes at
night. When I started working for the U.S. Department of Agriculture as an animal
damage control specialist, I studied under some of the top men in the field on
wildlife behavior. Now, I continue to pursue the nature I love, and extend my
knowledge in the art of photography. I sincerely hope to extend my love for
the outdoors and give a little of it to my visitors. Please enjoy my site.
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reproduce their photographs. This includes the right to control the making of copies.
It is illegal to copy, scan or reproduce these photographs/images elsewhere without High Plains Reflections
permission, and violators of this Federal Law will be subject to its civil and criminal penalties. We will try to
accommodate all reasonable requests.