Hungry but still dangerous

The female herd with their calves were across the road kept apart from the males.

[Brigette]

My ‘across the road’ pales in comparison 😬

[moni kozi]

Very beautiful animals

[narayani]

Those horns!

[Margo]

Love this shot!! FAV

[Wylie]

Keeping your distance sounds a good idea! Lovely beasts

[Dione Giorgio]

How can they not be dangerous with horns like those. They are gorgeous beasts and you got a great shot of them.

[Susan Wakely]

I am sure that they are very protective of their young.

[Valerie Chesney]

Wonderful capture of these magnificent ladies...

[KV]

Fierce.

[Kate]

Wonder if the “girls” like being separated from the “boys”

[Esther Rosenberg]

Massive animals, great shot

[Peter Dulis]

love it ...

[Mags]

Wonderful capture! They're facing the same way.

[Andy Wood]

The look pretty mean horns!

[katy]

This is the fabulous close-up shot Diana. I feel there are some fence lines that have been removed again too but you have done such a great job it’s impossible to tell for sure

[Merrelyn]

I wouldn't like to cross paths with one!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Super capture fv!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

He does look a little disgruntled and dangerous. Great shot.

[bruni]

Awesome picture. how old do the calves need too be before the heard gets back together again?

[Margaret Brown]

Super capture

[KWind]

Wonderful image!

[Anne ❀]

they look very powerful, great capture.

[Nina Ganci]

That is close! wow

[Michelle]

Such cute faces

[LucyDolittle]

Superb. Fav

[Allison Maltese]

I wouldn't mess with them and those mean looking horns. Well captured.

[Lin]

Nicely composed.

[Jacqueline]

Beautiful capture, they look so docile...but I understand they’re not

[Kerri Michaels]

very cool fav

[Linda Godwin]

Long lashes and whiskers!

[Pyrrhula]

Those big horns still impress me and made me take care.

[Islandgirl]

They don't look very happy
Great shot!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My goodness- one look at those horns and you know you do not want to upset this lovely lady!

[Bill]

Such powerful animals.

[Patricia McPhail]

Loving all the animal pics you have posted lately. I am so far behind in commenting but I did have a quick look - gorgeous!

[Les Coleman]

Cool and powerful animals. Don't get too close!

[Sylvia]

He looks like he's on the look out, nicely framed.

[sheri]

Lovely portrait.

[Rick]

Great shot.

[bkb in the city]

You certainly need to keep your distance

[Diana]

@brigette @monikozi @narayani @777margo @pusspup @sangwann @wakelys @happysnaps @kvphoto @k9photo @dutchothotmailcom @pdulis @marlboromaam @imagepunk @grammyn @merrelyn @ziggy77 @mittens @bruni @craftymeg @kwind @sunnygreenwood @ninaganci @bigmxx @lucycameron @falcon11 @linnypinny @jacqbb @moviegal1 @rontu @pyrrhula @radiogirl @olivetreeann @cwbill @selkie @lesc @sprphotos @sherimiya @rickster549 @bkbinthecity Thanks for the great comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@bruni The herd does not get back together Bruni, they are only there for breeding purposes. The females and calves have now been removed. I suppose they get taken to the many game reserves ;-)

[Shutterbug]

Love the comp and the way the wood on the sides looks like a frame.

[4rky]

Never disturb ladies having lunch especially if they have horns like those! :)

[Louise & Ken]

@brigette Love the comment! "My world" at present has nothing so exciting!

[Diana]

@shutterbug49 @4rky @Weezilou Thanks so much :-)