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Post by redeagle on Jun 10, 2008 15:55:22 GMT -6
I really enjoy seeing all the pics that guys on here post. I think I get a bigger kick out of seeing other guys' pics than I do looking at my own. It's like Disney World on here during trapping season, with guys posting pics of their catches of the day. I hope that continues.
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Post by northof50 on Jun 12, 2008 22:47:58 GMT -6
Started with a slr Nikon when they first came out. After a front end boat marsh swimming adventure. Nikon actually got me another since I had publishes several photo's. Married life , kids etc the camera got put down. Learned ditigal last summer. Wife gave a wedding present of a Nikon coolpix, not slr. said I did not want it but a slr, got taken back. Went out to check traps and caught/killed a martin in a wooden rat trap set for weasels.NEEDED the camera for bragging rights, cost me dearly going in and buying back my wedding gift. It adds 2 hours checking the traps etc but enjoy it. Most of the time is logging the photo's and storring them properly.
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Post by musher on Jun 14, 2008 9:46:57 GMT -6
Zags: Boy, are you ever selling yourself short! Your pictures are some of the best, most instructive ones out there. Credibility? Only to those that know nothing, maybe. Anyone that can read and knows animals thought that you were credible.
I've always taken pictures. I wish I could post some of my 35 mm. on fpr you guys. We even have a scanner on our printer but no one (not even the kids!!!) knows how to work it.
The camera is one more thing to tote. On the sled it's definitely only a sometimes thing.
I think of the pictures I didn't take once in a while. No camera, dead battery, no time type of thing. One was of two young moose that just wouldn't go away. Another was of a caught lynx silouetted by the sunrise. THAT would have been a picture.
I wish live wolves would cooperate a little. But I always put them down too quick.
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