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glass eye
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Wow! oak and mdunc8, excellent pics. Makes me want to buy something better than a pocket camera.
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glass eye
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Do you mean sika ?
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How about a sunrise.
This is what you call a good bear trail.
This is what you call a good bear trail.
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Zach
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Some really great shots, and from a wide variety of camera's.
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Some of my favorites
Super pictures! I'm a little intimidated by the quality of the pictures posted in this thread. Maybe some of mine will stand on their subject matter. They are certainly not of equal clarity. Many of mine were taken as 35mm slides and converted to digital images.
First picture is glassing bighorns in high in the Absaroka Range in Wyoming
This might be my all time favorite. It's of myself and Jim Ford after he shot his ram late in the day at 11,000 ft elevation in the Absaroka Range in Wyoming. We spent the night keeping this fire going. I used my timer without the convenience of having a tripod.
Jim heading out the next morning
An elk hunter's dream - Got the drop on a herd with a nice 6-pt (hidden from view) high up near the Yellowstone Park boundary. I passed on the bull even though he was larger than I had ever shot. Couple of days later I was glad I did!
Madison River, Yellowstone Park!
Planning an attack on a herd of elk! They made their move after it was too dark to get pictures thru my scope.
Super Cub coming in to pick up our caribou in the MacKenzie Mountains, NWT
Last load out with dall sheep in the Nutzotin Mountains of Alaska. Note: I was in the back seat when we touched down and the bungy cord in the the right landing gear broke.
Fishing steelhead on the Salmon River upstream from Mackey Bar
Buckeye not sure he wants to follow to close to Tyler (my son) and his elk antlers!
Favorite picture of myself with a trophy. Hunted Stone Sheep in B.C. for $1750 in 1973!
Coming out of sheep camp with our rams. Nutzotin Mountains, Alaska
Just made a good shot 300-yards downhill. My ram hung up nicely on the ledge where his partner is still standing. Then he kicked one more time and took the worst tumble I've ever seen. Alaska.
Tyler glassing some rams at the end of the rainbow. Alaska.
The Mountain caribou I wanted, but didn't get. Selwyn Mountains of the Yukon.
Super pictures! I'm a little intimidated by the quality of the pictures posted in this thread. Maybe some of mine will stand on their subject matter. They are certainly not of equal clarity. Many of mine were taken as 35mm slides and converted to digital images.
First picture is glassing bighorns in high in the Absaroka Range in Wyoming
This might be my all time favorite. It's of myself and Jim Ford after he shot his ram late in the day at 11,000 ft elevation in the Absaroka Range in Wyoming. We spent the night keeping this fire going. I used my timer without the convenience of having a tripod.
Jim heading out the next morning
An elk hunter's dream - Got the drop on a herd with a nice 6-pt (hidden from view) high up near the Yellowstone Park boundary. I passed on the bull even though he was larger than I had ever shot. Couple of days later I was glad I did!
Madison River, Yellowstone Park!
Planning an attack on a herd of elk! They made their move after it was too dark to get pictures thru my scope.
Super Cub coming in to pick up our caribou in the MacKenzie Mountains, NWT
Last load out with dall sheep in the Nutzotin Mountains of Alaska. Note: I was in the back seat when we touched down and the bungy cord in the the right landing gear broke.
Fishing steelhead on the Salmon River upstream from Mackey Bar
Buckeye not sure he wants to follow to close to Tyler (my son) and his elk antlers!
Favorite picture of myself with a trophy. Hunted Stone Sheep in B.C. for $1750 in 1973!
Coming out of sheep camp with our rams. Nutzotin Mountains, Alaska
Just made a good shot 300-yards downhill. My ram hung up nicely on the ledge where his partner is still standing. Then he kicked one more time and took the worst tumble I've ever seen. Alaska.
Tyler glassing some rams at the end of the rainbow. Alaska.
The Mountain caribou I wanted, but didn't get. Selwyn Mountains of the Yukon.
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Ridgerunner1CO
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Worry not Mike, your shots are great !
I believe as others viewing this thread agree that these photos and words afford those of us who have not experienced some of these happenings to continue to dream !
I believe as others viewing this thread agree that these photos and words afford those of us who have not experienced some of these happenings to continue to dream !
mdunc8
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A great story is more important than any amount of megapixels.
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bmack
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Here are a few from New Mexico.
Gila Sunset
Burned up old pine
The lonely one
Summer monsoon
Tarantula
Sunset glassing for pronghorn
Gila Sunset
Burned up old pine
The lonely one
Summer monsoon
Tarantula
Sunset glassing for pronghorn
powderburn
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Wow we are truly blessed with some of the worlds greatest sceneries. Amazing photo's.
Re-accuring issues related to my concusion kept me out of the hills most of this year. However I was able to get out a couple times. I'm only allowed in the high country with my Spot and a GPS unless I'm with somebody due to a little memory loss at times. I couldn't think of a finer place to get lost.
Re-accuring issues related to my concusion kept me out of the hills most of this year. However I was able to get out a couple times. I'm only allowed in the high country with my Spot and a GPS unless I'm with somebody due to a little memory loss at times. I couldn't think of a finer place to get lost.
DaveHawk
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Mike your pic's are up there with the best of them.
Did you happen to catch a glimps of the dragon in his layer in the 1st pic. :-}
Did you happen to catch a glimps of the dragon in his layer in the 1st pic. :-}
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I haven't been out much this season, first shot is during teal season my honey hole was DRY dry dry dry dry. I did get to see a do and her twins mill around and watch a raptor cruise for mice so that was cool, second pic is all the outdoor time I get right now. I sponsor a fishing club @ a local middle school. I take a good group ten kids fishing every Friday. it's got a decent enough view I guess and the kids have a blast.
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Boy you guys make me want a DSLR. Here are some from a recent public land mule deer hunt.
Here are my favorite 'hero shots'. My public land rifle muley from this year and my brothers rifle whitetail from last year.
Here are my favorite 'hero shots'. My public land rifle muley from this year and my brothers rifle whitetail from last year.
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