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What kind of lens do you use for that?
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Third year in a row taking my wife out for late season cow hunting. It's a blast and helps manage an over objective elk herd in central Wyoming.
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This was two years ago, a very special hunt!
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@wllm1313 Nice pics! That looks thoroughly enjoyable.
I find the hardest part of mentoring a new hunter is trying to keep their head in the game. It seems that the guys I've taken out are excited and focused for an hour or so, then they seem to just kind of zone out and go through the motions, stop looking around, stare at the ground as they trudge along, glass half-heartedly, etc. I've come to conclude that some people just have that "all day every day" drive and some don't.
I find the hardest part of mentoring a new hunter is trying to keep their head in the game. It seems that the guys I've taken out are excited and focused for an hour or so, then they seem to just kind of zone out and go through the motions, stop looking around, stare at the ground as they trudge along, glass half-heartedly, etc. I've come to conclude that some people just have that "all day every day" drive and some don't.
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4x5, that's actually a fork on his F tine not a crab claw
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Sounds like an enjoyable trip and looks like some awesome scenery. I also enjoy getting to see the pictures of your dog being a part of the adventures. I Think it’s awesome that he goes along on hunts. Makes for more memories.
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