Big Game!

[MARINERMAGNUM]

The guy up the road a couple miles from us raises these beasts.

Hope I never find one in our garden!

Camera did a good job spot metering their fur,I think I added +1/3 exp comp. Of course,you lose all your whites.

Canon EOS 7D,70-200 2.8L IS

Big Daddy

Baby snookums

I was suprised,those suckers can haul!!

[Jim Almquist]

Really like the first shot the best and it was because of how you whited out everything.

[Steve Foss]

Nice ones, MM. I bet you're glad those four bulldozers in the last pic aren't running toward you!

[Dbl]

I like these MM!

[upnorth]

Nice shots,,,,was there a fence between you and them?

[Birdsong]

Yummm! Er excuse me--nice photos. The exposure on the the first is great, but the first guy could use a little grooming. Think you could bring a brush along next time? I hope I never find one in my garden either, but in my freezer is just fine with me. Thanks for posting these.

[JayinMN]

I would have been tempted to take one of the little guys home. I like the last one, I can only imagine the power they must have. I have heard they are a bit hard on fences.

[MARINERMAGNUM]

Thanks for the comments.

There was a fence,but I got over it-probably shouldn't have as they can be aggressive I've heard.

Steve,being from N.D.,has probably saddled them up and rode one full tilt before.

[Steve Foss]

Steve,being from N.D.,has probably saddled them up and rode one full tilt before.

You all may not believe it, but I am not that stupid.

[yakfisher]

I love the first one too. The blown out background really sets it apart for me. Just imagine thousands upon thousands of those monsters thundering across the plains. Wow!

[ShawnZ]

I really enjoy the crop/presentation/action of the last image. All the images exhibit your high standard of sharpness. The snow on the faces in the two portraits is great. Very nice series sir.

[MARINERMAGNUM]

Thanks again.

[wishing for walleyes]

great shots.You can tell they are very well adapted to the out doors.