Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=1163945&Start=55&Sectionid=3&filter_genre_id=33&What

D`oh! I forgot all about the Daz site, and I've heard about that place a zillion times in the LW forums! I'll have to get over there and bookmark that one too. And thanx for that other link as well, I'll get to that one and check it out as well.

I liked when I went to that first site, because I realized they also had all the other desert animals I would need too.
Like Jack Rabbits and little Chipmonks and Kit Foxes and Coyotes and even regular domesticated Goats, which run wild at the high desert regions and can run straight up a rock wall cliff, like it has stairs on it or something! I know, because I've seen them do it right in fron of me before LOL

And the Donkeys that are wild you can see them (mostly at night) milling around and sometimes right next to the highways rolling on the freshly grated sand on the shoulder of the road LOL

The Big Horn sheep are almost extinct, I thyink there are only about 200 to 300 left in the wild, and you never see them, but after something like 15 to 20 years of going to the desert my frineds and me finally seen a small heard of them in on the other side of a canyon.
We've seen them maybe three times in the past 35 years!
It's a treat, I can tell you that :)

Anyway, thanx again all :)
I am very pleased with what I am seeing here.

I also am learing that I may be able to actually create some of my own animals from morhing the current stock animals into new ones.
if I'd known I could do that before, I probably would of not even thought to search out any, but this saves me some time for shots that are farther away.
Otherwise, I can just mondel my own and use the preset riggings that are already in the animals that come with Poser.

Thanx again, I totally appreciate the help :)

My very first Poser to Vue scene I made right after I bought Poser a couple of weeks back, was this one, in case any of you care to look?
It's posted up here at this site somewhere under the Vue Gallery Landscape section, but here's a direct link to it. You can see the link at the top of this reply.

Anyway, thanx a zillion!

...........md :)

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