A day and half on the Henry's

[buglinbilly]

I spent the best part of last weekend on the Henry's with my camera and here's a few of the photos I took. I will post some now and some later this week as time permits. After photographing deer I went over to the Rattlesnake and took some sheep photos which I will post some of those on the sheep forum.

Have a good one. BB

 

[Alex]

Excellent, I always enjoy your pictures, looking forward to more.

Alex

 

[utehunter]

What kind of camera?

 

[JakeH]

3 of those guys have some awesome potental to be monsters.

Great photos lets see some more.


Jake H. SHED OR DEAD IT DONT MATTER TO ME!!!

 

[agrvarminthunter]

+1 on great photos. I also am interested in what camera you are using and what setup. Those are the kind of pictures I want to get out in the hills and take.

 

[NvrEnuf]

The pictures turned out great Bill! It was good talking to you out there. I'm looking forward to seeing the other pictures you took. Good job!

NvrEnuf

 

[fatrooster]

Very nice pictures. I'm with the others, what camera? fatrooster.

 

[crazeymaez]

Looks like that one buck is missing his eye.There was a post not to long ago about one eyed bucks.

 

[cumminsboy97]

Great pics! You must have a good camera...mine never look like that.

 

[Yakatak]

Nice photos, Billy. I have been looking forward to seeing your work since we met on the mountain. It's nice of you to share your passion with all of us on MM. We appreciate your efforts greatly.
Yak.
ps. the suspense of your Rattlesnake trip is killing this sheep fanatic, got to go.....




When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.
Thomas Jefferson

 

[buglinbilly]

Yak, it was good to meet you guys too. If you like sheep go to the sheep forum and look under Ewes, Lambs and Small Rams. I posted about 10 photos there yesterday. They are much better than my deer photos because on most of them I was able to use my tripod and all my deer photos are hand held.

All these photos were taken with an Olympus E-3. It's a professional camera in the hands of a rookie. It takes great photos, but the shutter is very noisy, so that's a big disadvantage when you get close to wildlife. No matter what camera or lens you are using, one of the main secrets to getting good wildlife photos, is getting close and taking lots of photos and hopefully a few will turn out. I have bow hunted for 50 years, so its taught me a lot about getting close to critters. But I'm a rookie when it comes to photography, but I love its challenge and its a lot like bowhunting itself.

Yak, it was good to meet you guys too. If you like sheep go to the sheep forum and look under Ewes, Lambs and Small Rams. I posted about 10 photos there yesterday. They are much better than my deer photos because on most of them I was able to use my tripod and all my deer photos are hand held.

All these photos were taken with an Olympus E-3. It's a professional camera in the hands of a rookie. It takes great photos, but the shutter is very noisy, so that's a big disadvantage when you get close to wildlife. No matter what camera or lens you are using, one of the main secrets to getting good wildlife photos, is getting close and taking lots of photos and hopefully a few will turn out. I have bow hunted for 50 years, so its taught me a lot about getting close to critters. But I'm a rookie when it comes to photography, but I love its challenge and its a lot like bowhunting itself.

Here's a few more deer photos and I will post a few more later today.

Have a good one. BB

 

[buglinbilly]

Here are the rest and then some that I promised earlier.

I better quit with that one cause that buck wasn't very nice. Ha Ha

Have a good one. BB

 

[PleaseDear]

Hey Bill--- did ya see any D-Rams on your pass thru on the Henries?

Robb

 

[rmanwill]

Great looking photo's Thanks for sharing.

 

[CA_badger]

Great Photos. Thanks.

If your gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough. -John Wayne