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Add a touch of nature to your home with First Snow print

Kirt Manecke — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 14:49:11 +0000

: “First Snow” photo by Carl R. Sams II. This is the cover photo from our best-selling children’s book, “First Snow in the Woods”.

Does your home offer solace, like the feeling you get when you are out in nature?

With the challenging economy, many homeowners are staying put. Rather than moving up, they are investing in home improvement and other projects to make their homes feel like a place they never want to leave.

Carl and Jean’s Prints
Nature lovers across the country own Carl and Jean’s wildlife and nature prints as a way to bring nature into their homes.

The print, “First Snow”, is one of our best-sellers. A fawn reaches out to get reassurance from his mother not understanding what this white stuff is all about. This image took first place in the world in the BBC category of Wildlife Behavior.

Bring First Snow into Your Home
Available as a print or matted print in a variety of sizes, or as a beautiful 16″ x 20″ framed piece (shown), it’s sure to bring you pleasure and peace as you enjoy the two magnificent deer from the cover of our best-selling children’s book. Buy now.

Learn more about “First Snow”, or visit our gallery.

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Petitioners want to save orphaned deer in MT

Kirt Manecke — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:46:32 +0000

Fawn photo by Carl R. Sams II. From the book "Lost in the Woods" by Carl R. Sams and Jean Stoick.

To save orphaned deer in Montana, petition organizers have created an electronic petition. The petition site includes background information along with the story of one fawn named Lucky.

The state of Montana’s policy is to put down orphaned deer that can’t survive alone in the wilderness. Officials from the Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) want to guard against Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), while petition organizers want orphaned fawns tested for CWD, then saved.

Learn more in the article, “Petitioners Want MT To Save Orphaned Deer, FWP Wants To Prevent Disease“, and view the short video.

What do you think?
Please comment and let us know your thoughts. We’d love to hear from you.

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Baby deer comes through pet door

Kirt Manecke — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:54:05 +0000

You have to see this. A baby deer, a fawn, comes through a pet door behind a cat. We hope you like it!

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The “Bambi myth”, fawns, and wildlife rehabilitation

Kirt Manecke — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:41:12 +0000

A young fawn is well concealed in a spring meadow by its coloration and spots. From the book, "Lost in the Woods" by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick.

Learn the real story about wildlife rehabilition and fawns in the article ”Bambis or not, volunteer cares for 8 fawns” from the Dallas Morning News online.

According to the article, a small herd of eight bright-eyed fawns are adapting to the world at South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation Center and being cared for by center volunteer Barry Johnson.

Wildlife center founder Carol Lee suspects some of the fawns may have been brought to the center as a result of what she calls the “Bambi myth.”

“People see a deer fawn along the road or out in the middle of a field, and erroneously believe they are orphaned,” she said. View the article.

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Nature photography prints: Wildlife prints from our children’s books

Kirt Manecke — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 13:44:32 +0000

In a spring forest filled with wildflowers, a fawn cautiously approaches a furry being he hasn't met before. This image is from the children's book "Lost in the Woods" by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick.

If you are looking for unique wildlife photography prints, some of the wildlife prints from our best selling children’s books are now available.

To view select prints, visit our “In The Woods” gallery (from the online gallery at CarlSams.com), and our online gallery for the book Stranger in the Woods (from the online gallery at StrangerInTheWoods.com).

Many prints are available three ways: print only, matted or framed.

Questions? Or to Order by Phone
Please give us a call at 1-800-552-1867. We are happy to help.

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Fawn rescue

Kirt Manecke — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:55:24 +0000

According an article in the SeaCoastOnlin.com, an orphaned fawn dodged cars and trucks at a traffic circle before being rescued by police and Fish and Game officers.

Fish and Game Officer Kent Gustafson said the fawn will be brought to a wildlife rescue facility in Madison, where it will be reared until fall, then released into the wild. View the article.

Note: Fawns found alone in the woods are normally not lost or abandoned. We don’t advocate picking up fawns, but in this case the fawn and mother doe were separated and, due to traffic, leaving the fawn be would have put it in great danger.

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Fawns (plush) in stock!

Kirt Manecke — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 21:34:02 +0000

Fawns are in stock again! We apologize to those of you who have been patiently waiting for our plush fawn.

Plush fawn is in stock.

Our 10″ plush fawn is cute, cuddly and has bendable legs. This fawn looks just like the tiny fawn on the cover of Lost in the Woods. He can curl up to sleep or stand on his own.

To order, we suggest you check with your local dealers who carry our products first.

To order directly call 1-800-552-1867 or order securely online.

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