Rocky Mountain Bighorns

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buglinbilly

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• Nov 29, 2011

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I spent the best part of two days last weekend on the Rattlesnake shooting
some sheep photos. I go down there most years and usually find more sheep than I found this year, but here are a few of the photos I shot while there.

And I will end it with this strange photo. Can anyone figure out why it looks so different??

Have a good one. BB

 

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gaetz

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• Nov 29, 2011

• #2

Nice shots.

The last one, there is another body in front of that ewe.

TRH

 

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eldorado

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• Nov 29, 2011

• #3

Awesome photos BB.

Eldorado

 

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Castnshoot

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• Nov 29, 2011

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Very nice, would you mind letting us know what you used to shoot them with?

Thanks.

 

nfh

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• Nov 29, 2011

• #5

great photos again.

 

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buglinbilly

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• Nov 29, 2011

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I shot most of my photos with my Olympus E5 camera and a Zukio 90-250 4/3 lens. With that camera I shot all of them with the aid of a tripod. I shot some freehand with my Olympus E3 with my 50-200 4/3 lens.

Have a good one. BB

 

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buglinbilly

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• Dec 3, 2011

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Here's the ram that swam the River as he shook off some of the water on this coat.

And it didn't take him long to start his rutting behavior.

Have a good one. BB

 

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ElkSniper

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• Dec 4, 2011

• #8

Great photots!

 

huntindad4

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• Dec 5, 2011

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BB you always amaze me with your photos, GREAT JOB!!

Bill

Look out Forkie, FTW is watching us!

 

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NeverStopHuntin

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• Dec 5, 2011

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Love the "dog shake" photo. I've spent a ton of time there waiting trying to catch one crossing the river but it never works out.

 

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6ppc

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• Dec 7, 2011

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-07-11 AT 02:16PM (MST)[p]http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos/3292bh_sheep_23-3-11_024.jpg

The above photos are of two rams courting a ewe. They butted horns several times while chasing her however I was never positioned right to get photos of the contact.

The last two photos are of a solitary ram that happened by as I was leaving.

These photos were also taken on the Rattlesnake this past weekend...did not see nearly as many sheep as in the past and no exceptional rams.

BB I really appreciate the quality of your photos.

 

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completesportsman

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• Dec 7, 2011

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Nice shots, thanks for posting

 

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hunt4130

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• Dec 7, 2011

• #13

awesome shots! keep them coming!

 

treedagain

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• Dec 13, 2011

• #14

cool pics....

 

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buglinbilly

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• Dec 17, 2011

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Merry Christmas to all. BB

 

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appaloosa

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• Dec 20, 2011

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Awesome!

 

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BUGLMN

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• Dec 26, 2011

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The second pic of your first post is one of the best I've seen. Nice work.

 

Huntmaster

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• Dec 27, 2011

• #18

Those are nice pictures do you and utehunter use the same camera?

 

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HayZeus

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• Dec 27, 2011

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Those pictures are f***ing amazing.You obviously know what your doing.Keep em coming.

 

nfh

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• Dec 28, 2011

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i feel like i should be paying to see these photos. they are really really good

 

azbullhunter

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• Dec 30, 2011

• #21

great photos It takes me back to my Rocky sheep hunt earlier this month in AZ. They are a majestic animal.

 

gznokes

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• Jan 9, 2012

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gorgeous

 

kk

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• Jan 21, 2012

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Great pictures