David Maass Tomahawk Trail- Pheasants

David Maass Tomahawk Trail- PheasantsIn the David Maass print TOMAHAWK TRAIL PHEASANTS a couple of ringnecks are flushed out of their hiding place in the tall grasses along a rural road. While on a recent reference trip a short distance west of Minneapolis, I turned onto a narrow gravel road, identified by a sign as Tomahawk Trail. Driving a mile or so, I viewed what I thought to be a perfect setting for a pheasant painting. This is a Signed and Numbered artists Proof, The Regular signed

This looks like the perfect slough for these ducks to come in on a landing at

sirens wailing

It is very dangerous for wolves to travel alone for fear of running into another wolf pack

Ducks flying low through a snow storm with the hunters and decoys close below in Scott Zoellick's Fowl Weather

Looks like these fisherman might get lucky since their bait is about to be attacked by a school of walleye

A mare brings her colt to the fence line where they meet a couple of deer

Derk Hansen has created a great print of earth's largest land living animals

This print is signed and numbered and is available unframed in size 29"x20

Wood ducks are different than other duck species in that they perch and nest in trees

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This print is signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity and comes in an unframed image size of 16" x 20"

This Les Kouba print is of Canvasback ducks coming in for a landing on a snowy marsh