Coywolf. we see them in the East. Happened to meet one on my morning walk......Yikes!

I might suggest a nursing home or similar facility.....schools generally need to have similar configurations and newer software. A nursing home could use it for individuals who most likely will not need the latest processing capability.

Please post photos after event!

I used the Nikon D7000 forever but liked the sharpness from the lack of the low-pass filter in the 7200.However, arthritis in my wrists (age gets ya eventually!) moved me to the Fuji XT2. So I use the Nikon 7200 until I become uncomfortable ( or I need to get shots & not have to think where everything is) and go to the Fuji when I become uncomfortable or don't particularly see anything I like to shoot & can practice with the Fuji.

The 7200 is being discontinued....I just picked one up (new) for @ $700....now have the D7000 as backup to the 7200....

To george retired:
Coywolf. I was actually stalked by one when on a walk...called the sheriff's office and they said they were delighted to know where it had gone...they'd been tracking it. Coyote have moved to the Eastern mountains & the coywolf is gaining ground.

Why doesn't a reply line up with the comment one is replying to? Awfully confusing.....

Excellent advice.

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As a small female with arthritis in my right wrist and hand, I find the Fuji XT-2gives my hand and wrist a rest when I am out shooting. I still use my Nikon D7000...and will most likely get the D7200....but having the Fuji XT-2 to switch to gives me more time out in the field when otherwise I would have to stop shooting.

So many of the bricks-and-mortar-stores have closed.....and those of us in the boonies have no choice but to mail-order....even the nearest one to me (2.5 hrs away) has a limited selection of cameras & lenses.Internet availability ha certainly contributed to the demise of the bricks & mortar stores....and it's not done yet....