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Adam Casbohm is a professional wildlife photographer in Denver Colorado. He believes in the power of visual storytelling and its ability to ignite a deep connection with the natural world. Through his extensive travels across the globe, from the rugged landscapes of Germany to the vibrant jungles of India and the diverse ecosystems of Mexico, he has witnessed wildlife in its purest form. Which led Adam to the Colorado Rocky Mountains, where you can find a diverse ecosystem full of unforgettable experiences.

Adam also takes pride in empowering aspiring photographers. He believes that every individual has the potential to capture extraordinary moments and leave a lasting impact. Through his dedication to mentorship, he provides guidance, support, and resources to budding photographers, helping them gain confidence with their camera gear and unleash their creativity.

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Join me on this remarkable journey as we celebrate the captivating beauty of wildlife. Explore my extensive gallery and bring the essence of the wild into your home. For inquiries about purchasing prints, collaboration opportunities, or general questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Together, let's preserve and appreciate the wonders of our natural world.

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A few years ago I spent the morning in Grand Tetons with this big bull moose who was clearly the dominant one in the group. There were five total—three bulls—but only one was close to his size. Still, that other bull wanted no part of him, and I don’t blame him. It’s wild watching how they size each other up—slow movements, intense glares, sniffing the air. No fight needed, the message was clear.

Ever seen moose in the wild? What was your experience like?

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I spent a few hours alone with a group of bighorn sheep in the South Dakota forest. The rams were fired up, going head-to-head in rut mode, battling for their chance at a mate. But one big guy.. He already had his pick and wasn’t about to let her go without a fight. Every time another ram got too close, he threw everything he had into keeping her by his side. The sound of headbutts echoed through the trees—pure power and instinct on full display.

Ever had a close encounter with bighorn sheep? Let me know in the comments!

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First light in the Tetons, and there he was—Hoback, the infamous moose. Broadside, head low, those massive antlers almost pulling him down. Maybe it was the weight, maybe that ear was infected… either way, he moved like a warrior. These moose are tough as hell, built for deep snow and harsh winters, but they still face a lot—habitat loss, vehicle collisions, changing climate. If you’re lucky enough to see one, give ‘em space, respect their turf, and slow down on those backroads.

What’s the most unforgettable wildlife encounter you’ve ever had?

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Spent a few days with these mountain goats in the Colorado Rockies, from sunrise to sunset, just watching them do their thing. They were soaking up the first warm days, munching on fresh green grass, and just owning the mountain like they always do. Something about seeing them up here, totally in their element, makes you stop and take it all in. These goats are built for this—those sharp hooves gripping the rock like it’s nothing, their thick coats still shedding off winter’s chill.

Which shot hits home for you the most? 📸👇

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Last fall in Yellowstone, I had one of the wildest experiences—watching multiple great gray owls hunting together. One of them flew straight at me and landed right on a roadside snow depth post, giving me a front-row seat to some serious hunting action. These birds are absolute ghosts of the forest—silent, massive, and insanely skilled at what they do. You don’t hear them coming… they just appear.

I’m gearing up for another trip to the park this spring, hoping for more moments like this. But with the recent staff cuts, it’s more important than ever to be respectful out there. Use the pull-offs, follow the park rules, and remember the folks still working are stretched thin. Wildlife comes first—always.

If you’re visiting Yellowstone this year, what’s on your must-see list?

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1, 2, or 5? How many young bighorn sheep do you like? Man, this was one of those mornings you don’t forget. Just me, the crisp mountain air, and a group of young bighorn sheep tearing up the tundra. Playful, full of energy, headbutting, chasing each other—just being wild. The sunrise was unreal, lighting up the peaks behind them in this mix of warm and cool tones. Moments like this remind me why I do what I do.

Bighorn sheep are built for this rugged terrain, but their habitat isn’t as secure as it should be. Human development, climate changes, and disease from domestic sheep are real threats. If you ever run into these guys in the wild, give them space—don't stress them out. And if you want to help, supporting conservation groups like the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society @the_bighorn goes a long way in protecting their future.

So, what do you think—1, 2, or 5? Or do you just love ‘em all? Drop a comment below!

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Last year, in the Yellowstone NP, I witnessed a majestic bull bison basked in the sun's golden rays, melting the frost from its fur, creating a stunning image that resembled steam from a geyser. Swipe right to catch a glimpse of the other shots I captured during this unforgettable encounter. Oh, did you notice the tiny plane or was it a fleeting comet in the last pic? I'm always curious about what these incredible creatures ponder.

Yellowstone NP is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts like myself, offering countless opportunities to witness these magnificent animals up close. If you're planning a visit, remember to give them the space they deserve. Observe from a safe distance, admire their beauty, but never disturb their natural habitat.

Comment below and let me know what you think this bison might have been contemplating in that magical moment.

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Man, the Badlands in winter is something else. Freezing cold, snow coming down, and rams in full rut mode—just the way I like it. No heat haze messing with the shots, just that eerie fog hanging over the landscape. These rams were fired up, chasing each other, sizing each other up, showing off their dominance. Caught this big guy standing proud in the frozen grass, looking across the road at rival rams.

Bighorn sheep like this thrive in rugged places like the Badlands, but they weren’t always doing so well. Habitat loss and disease from domestic sheep nearly wiped them out in parts of the U.S. Conservation efforts have helped their numbers bounce back, but they still need protected spaces to roam and strong genetics to keep herds healthy. If you're out in bighorn country, best way to interact? Keep your distance, give them space, and enjoy the show—these guys don’t need handouts or human interference, just room to be wild.

Got a ton of other shots from this trip—snowstorms, epic sunsets, and more rut action.

Swipe to see more. And what’s your favorite season to photograph wildlife?

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Up close with a bull bison—just look at the texture in that fur. Thick, coarse, and swirling in different patterns, like a natural armor built for the brutal winters out here. This guy walked right past my car with that slow, steady confidence bison have, like he owns the land… which, to be fair, he kinda does.

Swipe right ➡️ to check out some of my favorite bison shots from the past few years. These animals are absolute icons of the American West, and seeing them roam free like this never gets old. They might seem calm, but they can move FAST—up to 35 mph—so keeping a safe distance is key (park rules say 25 yards, but honestly, the more space, the better).

If you ever visit Yellowstone or other wild bison areas, best way to support them is by respecting their space, following park guidelines, and backing conservation efforts like the American Prairie Reserve. Bison once roamed in the millions before they were nearly wiped out—protecting them now means future generations get to witness moments like this.

What’s your favorite wildlife encounter in the wild? Drop a comment!

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Caught this big guy in the warm morning light, broadside and locked onto me like he was sizing me up. He was just off the trail, grazing and completely unfazed by my presence—like he knew he was the king of this spot. This was during the rut last year, and you could tell he was fired up, neck thick, muscles tense, just waiting for the next challenger.

Swipe right to check out more shots of this big guy in action. Have you been close to a buck like this before? Drop your story in the comments!

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That stare. This mule deer buck locked eyes with me through the lens, standing still in the warm morning light, sizing me up just as much as I was him. There’s something about making eye contact with a wild animal—just for a second, it feels like they see you, not just another human walking by.

Mule deer are built for these rugged landscapes, from the Rockies to the Southwest. That big, blocky forehead and tall, branching antlers make them stand out from whitetails. They thrive in open country, but development and habitat loss are making things tougher for them. Want to help? Supporting land conservation efforts, responsible hunting practices, and keeping wild spaces clean all go a long way.

Swipe right to check out some of my favorite face-to-face wildlife moments. Have you ever locked eyes with a wild animal and felt that instant connection? Drop your story in the comments!

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Thick-necked and battle-ready. This big whitetail buck is deep in the rut, running on pure instinct, ready to fight for his chance to pass on his genes. When I see a buck like this, it takes me right back to my childhood—growing up in a hunting and farming family where deer weren’t just a trophy, they were food on the table.

We didn’t hunt for clout or bragging rights. It was about respect, survival, and providing for a family of six. I’ll never forget being 6 or 7, trudging through deep snow behind my older brother, stepping in his tracks just to keep up. We followed fresh deer sign into the woods and tucked behind a fallen log, our breath freezing in the winter air. When he spotted a buck, he told me to plug my ears—then boom. Just like that, he had his first solo harvest. The excitement, the rush, knowing he’d just helped feed our family—it’s something I’ll never forget.

Now, my rifle’s been traded for a camera, but my respect for these animals hasn’t changed. Whitetails are incredible survivors, adapting to almost any environment, from thick forests to open farmland. If you want to support them, protecting their habitat is key—healthy woodlands and controlled conservation efforts help keep populations stable. Whether you hunt or just appreciate them, ethical wildlife management is what keeps these legends thriving.

Swipe right to see some of my favorite buck shots from last season! What’s one memory you have about seeing a big whitetail in the wild? Drop it in the comments!

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American dippers are crazy fun to watch—these little guys dive underwater, walk along the stream bottom, and pop back up like nothing happened. But man, they’re tough to photograph! They move fast, blend into the rocks, and don’t sit still for long. Got lucky with this one—he flew right near me for a few seconds, just enough time to grab a shot.

These birds are only found near fast-moving, clean streams, which means protecting their habitat is key. If you’re ever hiking near a mountain river, keep an eye out—you might spot one dipping and diving like a pro.

Ever seen an American dipper in action?

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It doesn’t get much better than this! A great gray owl coming straight at me, just inches above the ground, wings stretched wide, locked in on her landing post. These birds are built for silent flight—those big wings let ‘em glide with almost no effort, and their facial discs help them pinpoint sounds like a sniper. Watching one in action is just unreal.

Swipe - - > to see some of my favorite shots from my time with these Ggos last year. The last one is when she landed on the post.

Great grays rely on big, old forests and open meadows for hunting, and they’re super sensitive to habitat loss. Best way to help? Support conservation groups that protect old-growth forests, and if you’re lucky enough to see one, give ‘em space to hunt and thrive.

Ever had an up-close encounter with an owl? Drop your story below!

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Red-tailed hawk locked in, gripping the top of a tree, scanning the ground like a sniper. That golden morning light hit just right, lighting up his eyes—pure focus, pure instinct. These birds are built for the hunt, every movement dialed in. I watched him for a while, barely breathing, waiting to see if he’d strike. Moments like this, you really see how wild nature is—no distractions, just survival.

Red-tails are one of the most common hawks in North America, but that doesn’t mean they have it easy. They need open spaces to hunt and old trees to nest. Less of that, less hawks. Want to help? Keep an eye out for injured raptors and support local wildlife rehab centers. If you’ve got land, even just leaving dead trees standing can give them a spot to roost.

Ever had a close encounter with a hawk? Drop your story in the comments!

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Sometimes, you just gotta stop and take in the view. This mountain goat sure gets it—standing on the edge, looking out over the vast mountain vista like a true king of the cliffs. These goats are absolute pros at navigating the steepest, sketchiest terrain out there. Their hooves have a rubbery grip that lets them climb places that’d make most of us rethink our life choices.

I sat there for a while watching this one, just appreciating how wild and untamed these places still are. But keeping them that way? That’s on us. These goats thrive in high-altitude environments, and they need those remote spaces to stay wild. If you're ever lucky enough to see one, give ‘em their space—too much human contact can stress them out. And if you want to help, supporting conservation groups that protect public lands is a solid move.

Swipe - - - >>> to see some of my favorite moments with the goats.

What’s the most breathtaking mountain view you’ve ever seen? Drop it in the comments.

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So there I was, standing with a few fellow photographers, when this mountain goat decided to crash our party. He climbed right up to our landing like he owned the place (which, let’s be real, he kinda does). We backed off to give him space, which meant some camera gear got left behind. Naturally, this curious guy had to inspect it—gave it a good sniff, decided it was worthy, and then struck a pose like a total pro at the edge of the cliff.

Just when I thought the moment couldn’t get better, someone spotted a ptarmigan, and we all took off to grab some shots. When I finally made it back to my car, guess who was waiting? Yep—the same mountain goat, now climbing over my hood to lick the salt off. Talk about an unforgettable day in the high country!

Mountain goats are built for these rugged alpine environments—thick coats for insulation, hooves with a soft inner pad for gripping rocks, and a total disregard for gravity. If you ever come across one, give ‘em space. They’re not aggressive, but they are wild, and getting too close can stress them out or put you both in a bad spot. Also, if you’re hiking in their habitat, pack out everything you bring and respect trail closures—it helps keep these incredible animals safe.

Have you ever had a wildlife encounter where an animal just seemed way too comfortable around you?

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Mountain goats are built for the high life—literally. Their hooves have a rough outer edge and a soft, grippy center, kinda like built-in hiking boots, letting them scale cliffs like it’s nothing. This guy had the perfect morning view, standing right on the edge of his world, soaking in the sunrise. The crisp mountain air, the golden light hitting the peaks... pure wilderness magic.

And then—right as I’m lining up the perfect shot—he lets it rip. Just standing there, completely unbothered, doing goat business like it's part of the scenery. Gotta respect the confidence. 😂

What’s the funniest thing you’ve seen an animal do in the wild?

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There’s just something about mornings in Yellowstone… The air was crisp, the lake like glass, and this massive bull elk stood there, soaking it all in like a king surveying his kingdom. His breath floated in the cold air, catching the first light of sunrise. Moments like this hit different—you can almost feel the history in a place like this, where these bulls have been ruling the landscape for generations.

Yellowstone’s elk are some of the biggest in the country, with bulls like this pushing 700+ lbs. During the fall, their bugles echo across the valleys, a sound that just sticks with you. This guy wasn’t calling, though—just standing there in total silence, like he owned the place.

What’s your favorite wildlife moment you’ve witnessed in the wild?

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POV: You just got judged by a duck.

This mallard gave me the ultimate stare-down, and I couldn't resist capturing this hilarious close-up with my Sony full-frame camera. Ever feel like a duck knows something you don’t?

Follow for more wildlife moments—serious and silly!

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Not your average morning commute! Which shot do you like better—the road boss or the meadow moment? Drop your pick in the comments!

First light in Yellowstone, and this massive bull elk was owning the road like he built it. No rush, no worries—just that slow, confident walk straight down the center like he knew exactly where he was going. I sat there, engine off, just taking it all in. Moments like this never get old.

Check out the second slide—once he decided he was done being the king of the pavement, he moved into the meadow, to keep an eye on his harem. September and October are prime time for the rut, so bulls like this are constantly on the move, bugling, herding cows, and squaring up with rivals. Seeing one this close in the quiet of the morning? Unreal.

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Do you prefer the moment before sunrise, when the world is cool and quiet, or when golden light takes over?

This Yellowstone bull made sure everyone knew who was in charge. His breath hung in the cold air as he belted out a bugle, warning off any challengers. Fall in the wild doesn’t get much better than this.

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Yellowstone at first light—cold, crisp air, and a bull elk putting on a show. His breath hung in the air as he let out a bugle that shook the valley, telling any challengers to back off from his harem. A couple of bulls off in the distance probably thought about stepping up, but after hearing that? Yeah, they reconsidered. Nothing beats fall in Yellowstone.

Ever heard a bull elk bugle in person? It’s one of those sounds you feel in your chest.

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Morning light, cool grass, and a bull elk catching his breath after an intense chase across the lake in Estes Park. You could still see the steam rising from his nostrils as he laid there, resting but always alert. Just a little while earlier, he was in full pursuit of a cow, splashing through the water with that single-minded focus only a rutting bull has. Watching these massive animals up close, especially during the rut, is something else—the power, the instinct, the sheer determination. Magnificent creatures.

Ever witnessed an elk chase during the rut? It’s wild to see in person.

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Man, there’s nothing like a cold Yellowstone morning—breath hanging in the air, everything quiet except for this bull letting the whole valley know he’s looking for a lady. The way the warm light hit the frost, his breath, and the landscape behind him… just unreal.

Elk like this don’t mess around during the rut. They’ll bugle, chase off rivals, and round up cows like it’s their full-time job. Seeing him stand there, broadside, in that perfect light was one of those "damn, this is why I do this" moments.

Would you rather be out here in the freezing cold with no crowds or in the summer when it’s packed with people?

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Some days, everything just clicks.

Chasing bucks in the peak of the rut is always unpredictable—fast-moving, chaotic, and half the time, they’re either too far, hidden in brush, or in terrible lighting. But not this morning.

A crisp fall morning, golden light pouring through the trees, and this big whitetail stepped right into the frame like he owned the place. Locked onto a rival for a split second, then refocused on the doe he was after. That confidence, that posture—it was the shot.

I’ve missed so many moments. Too blurry, too distant, sticks ruining the frame… but this one? This one was magic. And that’s why I keep coming back.

What’s your most unforgettable wildlife encounter? Drop your story below!

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Big bucks, big question: Who did it better?

First up—a hefty mule deer, all muscle and swagger, strolling away like he owns the place. Then there’s a white-tailed buck, tail down, cool as ever, disappearing into the brush without a care. I watched both for a while, and it’s wild how different they move. Muleys have that high-steppin’ bounce, almost like they’re on springs, while whitetails are sleek and sneaky, slipping through cover like shadows.

I couldn’t pick a favorite, so I’ll let you decide. Mule deer or white-tailed deer—who’s got the better exit?

👇 Drop your vote in the comments—Muley or Whitetail?

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What a morning—golden light, crisp air, and two massive mule deer stealing the show. One stood in the shade, striking a statue-like pose, head held high like he owned the place. The other, just as impressive, moved away from this muley when he came near, even though he had a bigger rack. I found out it's more about mass and confidence than rack size. 🤣 Moments like these are why I love being out here, connecting with nature and fellow photographers who share the same passion.

It was great seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones out there. Be sure to check out their pages and give them a follow—they’ve captured some incredible shots too!

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What a relieving view! 😁

Wildlife sure can be unpredictable! But that's part of the fun.

Video taken in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
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