Few MT grouse from this morning

mtmiller · Apr 11, 2012

gaetz · Apr 11, 2012

Miller-

Great action shots of those grouse. Would you care to reveal what lens you are using? 400mm I'm guessing! Thanks for sharing those.

TRH

redrabbit · Apr 11, 2012

Impressive action set!

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eldorado · Apr 11, 2012

Awesome pics.

Eldorado

mtmiller · Apr 12, 2012

>Miller-
>
>Great action shots of those grouse.
> Would you care to
>reveal what lens you are
>using? 400mm I'm guessing!
> Thanks for sharing those.
>
>
>TRH

Nikon 70-300VR

mtmiller · Apr 12, 2012

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4x4muley · Apr 12, 2012

Awesome pictures. Are you using a Nikon camera as well? I want to get a new camera and have been meaning to email you and get your opinion.

buglinbilly · Apr 12, 2012

Those are just pheonominal photos. Great job and great detail. I understand those photos don't happen every day or even every year. Great job. They are awesome.

Did you take those from a blind? And from what distance did you shoot them. You had to be pretty darn close.

Again, great job and thanks for sharing them.

Have a good one. BB

mtmiller · Apr 12, 2012

>
>Did you take those from a
>blind? And from what
>distance did you shoot them.
> You had to be
>pretty darn close.
>
>Again, great job and thanks for
>sharing them.
>
>Have a good one. BB

BBilly,

I was pretty close...almost too close.

I did shoot from a blind. I set it up the evening prior and slept in it. The birds set off the alarm at 4:11. I just sat tight in my sleeping bag until 6'ish when I got set up. Shooting light wasn't until 6:30 or so.

Still good times.