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Oct 02, 2005 14:09 | #16

My favorite? ELK!!! Nice shot.

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Oct 04, 2005 08:07 | #17

The mule deer is an awesome shot! What a great pose.

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Oct 04, 2005 08:33 | #18

All are excellent, but I agree that the mule deer stands out as the best. Well done.

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Oct 04, 2005 12:00 | #19

All are amazing, while the mule deer has such great detail I really enjoy the composition of the Bull Elk.

I don't think you mentioned what lens you used on your 20D. I am definitely curious to know more.

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Oct 04, 2005 18:25 | #20

Thanks again for checking out my pics. Glad you liked them. There's a ton of great wildlife shots posted in this forum on a regular basis. I'm happy you guys liked mine so much.

All these shots were taken with 20D and Canon 100-400 IS. I am really happy with that lens. Most of the year my 100-400 sits on the shelf collecting dust. in yellowstone I'd guess 80% of my photos were taken with the 100-400. I think it earned its keep in just one trip.

Thanks again.

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