Have a great bowhunt. BB
Way to go Bill, keeping them stalking skills sharp.
LOL - if I were so fortunate as to see a buck like any of these while in possession of a good camera, you can bet I’d have as many pics as I could get!!
Just awesome bucks.... And that one non -typical... look at that belly line! He’s not even an Old Dude yet!
t-roy, no they are all mule deer. I never get to an area where I can take any whitetail photos, but I am hoping maybe next year to change that. On the distance thing, I am usually too far away and under lensed, or too close and over lensed. Its kind of like bowhunting, they are too close you can't pull your bow back, or too far you can't shoot! Ha Ha. Some shots are at 100 yards. Most are around 50 plus or minus a few and some are as close as 15 yards.
Ironbow I shoot Canon cameras (3 different models) and an assortment of Canon lenses. The lens I use the most, especially on mule deer where I have to move around a lot, is the new. version of the 100-400.
Thanks to all of you for the nice comments.
I am the kind of guy who gets addicted to things in the out of doors. It was bowhunting for over 50 years, but this photography thing sure has set its hook in my butt. I get to use all I learned from bowhunting in this endeavor and I get to shoot a whole lot more bucks and have more neat experiences than I did when I bowhunted. So I think its the best of the two worlds.
I will always love bowhunting and be indebted to it for all it taught me and for all the neat people I meant on that journey. But like bowhunting, photography has brought me a whole new group of friends too.
Have a great bowhunt. BB
Have a great bowhunt. BB
Thanks for sharing them!!
Mark
Have a great bowhunt. BB
