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A few Brown Bear Shots
Nov 3, 2015 22:54:21 #
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Bill_de wrote:
Alaska
Spectacular captures! I can't imagine how thrilingl it would be to see these great animals and photograph them.
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Nov 3, 2015 23:37:18 #
Nov 4, 2015 07:01:17 #
great photo's...I really like one and three the best because of the action..... :thumbup: :thumbup:
Nov 4, 2015 07:38:05 #
Great set Bill. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup: :thumbup:
Nov 4, 2015 08:04:18 #
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Nov 4, 2015 08:23:22 #
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Nov 4, 2015 08:41:11 #
Beautiful ! You are very close to that bear, curious what precautions do you take? We were just in Alaska and only saw three brown bears from a distance.
We kept hoping to see one a little closer. Maybe not quit as close as you see to be .
We kept hoping to see one a little closer. Maybe not quit as close as you see to be .
Nov 4, 2015 08:58:32 #
Fantastic shots! How wonderful it must have been to see these majestic animals. Welcome to the forum!
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Nov 4, 2015 09:06:56 #
Thanks everybody.
Precautions were very minimal. The camp was in the wilderness with very few occupants at any given time. The rules were, do not leave even a hint of food that a bear could taste, if a bear gets too close for comfort take an aggressive stance, never follow a bear.
Simple, but it works in an area where the animals have minimal contact with people. I wouldn't walk around with a salmon in my pack, as that might get their attention. :)
Precautions were very minimal. The camp was in the wilderness with very few occupants at any given time. The rules were, do not leave even a hint of food that a bear could taste, if a bear gets too close for comfort take an aggressive stance, never follow a bear.
Simple, but it works in an area where the animals have minimal contact with people. I wouldn't walk around with a salmon in my pack, as that might get their attention. :)
Nov 4, 2015 09:29:53 #
Bill_de wrote:
Thanks everybody.
Precautions were very minimal. The camp was in the wilderness with very few occupants at any given time. The rules were, do not leave even a hint of food that a bear could taste, if a bear gets too close for comfort take an aggressive stance, never follow a bear.
Simple, but it works in an area where the animals have minimal contact with people. I wouldn't walk around with a salmon in my pack, as that might get their attention. :)
Precautions were very minimal. The camp was in the wilderness with very few occupants at any given time. The rules were, do not leave even a hint of food that a bear could taste, if a bear gets too close for comfort take an aggressive stance, never follow a bear.
Simple, but it works in an area where the animals have minimal contact with people. I wouldn't walk around with a salmon in my pack, as that might get their attention. :)
Bill, you're the man! I would love to photograph these guys, but I can't figure out how to hold my Nikon at the same time as my 375 H&H!
Nov 4, 2015 09:46:48 #
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