Elk, moose, and couple landscape photos
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From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
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A few pictures from the last couple or maybe three weekends I don't remember. Yesterday was our anniversary so the wife and I went up and hike to a little lake we like. Found a few moose. This guy was following a cow and grunting every step he took.
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
I am no great judge of moose but I say decent a bull, probably one I hate to be looking at 2-3 day into a season with a tag. Bigger ones out there but still not a bad moose??
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
Smaller bull there was actually a big one with him but didn't get a shot
Smaller bull there was actually a big one with him but didn't get a shot
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14-Oct-24
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14-Oct-24
No idea who's deer this is or where it came from? But congrats and nice shot to whoever shot it!
No idea who's deer this is or where it came from? But congrats and nice shot to whoever shot it!
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
Another moose
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
I reckon it gets hot being a elk sometimes
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14-Oct-24
Here a bull that didn't understand posing for the camera but had some nice fall colors behind him
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
I like this bull
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
Normally shadows in the wrong places are the enemy. But I thought the shadows from his brow tines looks like he has tusk
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14-Oct-24
Here are few bugling bulls
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14-Oct-24
Oh I found a black morph Abert Squirrel. Don't know if they are common or not but I don't think I had seen a black one before. But I don't spend a ton of time looking at squirrels either.
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
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14-Oct-24
I ran into this guy, guess he could not make up his mind if he wanted to shoot elk with a camera or a gun.
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14-Oct-24
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14-Oct-24
My late September most the bulls antlers seem to be broke up.
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14-Oct-24
This big guy had lost most of his right beam.
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14-Oct-24
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14-Oct-24
These were in the Poudre Canyon yesterday a little late for most of the color but still found a little. I like to get better at taking landscape shots one day.
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14-Oct-24
From: WV Mountaineer
14-Oct-24
Nice!!! I love your photo’s man.
From: JohnMC
14-Oct-24
Last one. I found this along the Poudre River thought it was a nice tribute that has last almost 20 years.
From: Gib
14-Oct-24
Beautiful pictures!!!! The landscape looks amazing to me!!!! Thanks so much for posting them..
From: Keefers
14-Oct-24
Outstanding pictures what a great Talent you have and thank you for sharing .
From: tradi-doerr
14-Oct-24
Great photo's John!! Thanks for sharing!
From: Chuckster
14-Oct-24
Beautiful John!! Thanks for sharing.
From: Mark Watkins
15-Oct-24
Beautiful pics John!
Thanks for posting them!
Mark
From: sticksender
15-Oct-24
Very nice John!
From: fastflight
15-Oct-24
Awesome photos. Thanks as always for sharing
From: sitO
15-Oct-24
Yep, cool stuff as always! Sure wish you could get a few pics of failure/corn-piles...they're so serene, but I know it's a real challenge ;?)
From: Paul@thefort
15-Oct-24
Hey John. Made my Tuesday morning. Paul
From: JohnMC
15-Oct-24
Paul is that first moose a shooter?
From: Supernaut
15-Oct-24
Beautiful pictures as usual John, thanks for sharing them!
From: SteveB
15-Oct-24
Always love the photos!
From: Ron Niziolek
15-Oct-24
Good stuff John!
From: Paul@thefort
16-Oct-24
John" is that first moose a shooter?". Sure if one just wants to shoot a bull moose. If one wants to meet PY 125 in minimum, NO. Lacks antler width, paddle length and width, and has only one brow time per side. Ha! now that I am an expert!!!!!!!! :)
Great pictures. Moose are a totally different animal, like being from a far away planet.
From: JohnMC
17-Oct-24
I hope it ain't too many more years until I'm a "moose expert"
