Land clearing has greatly reduced the habitat of the white-tailed deer in recent years; but, many still find sanctuary in the fields and woods of the Assiniboine Valley.

Image size: 20 1/2" X 32 1/2"

$220.00

The North-West Mounted Police were established in 1873 to stop the illicit booze trade in the Fort Whoop-Up area of Alberta.  At that time whiskey traders openly hauled large loads of liquor over the border.  They usually used pack horses and kept away from main roads and trails.

Image size: 16 1/2" X 33"

Edition Size:  500    $200.00

Probably the most dramatic meeting ever to take place on the Canadian prairie occured when Inspector James Morrow Walsh, with 2 scouts, 3 constables and 1 sergeant met with Sitting Bull about 60 southeast of Fort Walsh.

Image size: 18 1/2" X 28"

Edition Size:  500     $200.00

A stagecoach, wending its lonely way from one western Canadian town to another, meets two members of the North West Mounted Police on patrol.

Image size: 18 1/2" X 28"

Edition Size:  500     $200.00

On a soft overcast November day two curious Gray Squirrels pause by an old farmyard.  The abandoned cutter with its bIanket has briefly attracted their attention.  They will soon vanish from this scene in their quest for food.

Image size: 19 1/2" x 28 1/2
 - Paper Size: 24" x 32 1/2"

Edition Size:  500     $120.00

This scene is only a few miles from Terry's home at Virden, Manitoba.  Each fall the snow geese rest at Oak Lake on their journey south from Canada's north.  The sky and the fields are alive with thousands of these beautiful birds.  The posts in the picture are abandoned remains of a breakwater that was used to protect the shore.

Image size: 18 1/2" x 28 - 
Paper Size: 23 1/2" x 32"

Edition Size:  850     $100.00

Depicting Virden's Auditorium Theatre Grand Opening February 29, 1912.

Image size: 26 3/4" x 17 5/8
 - Paper Size: 24" x 32 1/2"

Edition Size:  350    $175.00