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With the rare snow here in Georgia and the reflected light caused by it I had very even light from my porch toward the bird feeder and pasture to the south. Usually the birds are backlit when in this area. Anyway it allowed me to break out the 500mm and play for awhile Friday.

Nice photo! I love it when you get close to big game animals even if it from a porch or animals that are use to people. The how doesn't matter much to me especially when I have the camera.

We have been able to get them off and on but usually at about $10 higher than those. Lucky for me I haven't needed any.

Mine has the black round ball handle too. It was purchased in the early to mid 90's.

Mule deer vs Elk but looks like the elk forfeited the game.

I saw what I believe to be the FB add that would take you to the fake site today and then a little farther down my feed there was a Sierra add that was worded very similar.

The 130 gr BT is all I've used on deer from the 270. Those shot behind the shoulder have been complete pass throughs and usually run from 30 -60 yards. I have also shot a few intentionally with a high shoulder shot and dropped each in there tracks. I have also shot one, a buck weighing maybe...

Very nice! I've never been to Washington but that looks like a beautiful area.

Excellent images Guy!

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Cartridge : .270 WSM Bullet : .277, 145, Hornady ELD-X 27356 Useable Case Capacity: 71.345 grain H2O = 4.632 cm³ Cartridge O.A.L. L6: 2.900 inch = 73.66 mm Barrel Length : 24.3 inch = 617.2 mm Powder : Alliant Reloder-26 *C Predicted data by increasing and...

His daddy must have been a Texas Longhorn.

Beautiful.

This was really just a quick "grab" shot. I was working on building a new mailbox stand after someone took out our brick mailbox. My wife came out on the porch and said "We have a rainbow" so sawdust and all I grabbed the Canon 6D and 70-200 lens (the newer 5DmkIV had the 500 mm on it for any...

Excellent Image Guy.

I knew that there was something in the birdhouse hanging on our front porch but today was the first time that I saw him.

These were taken with the Canon 5D mark IV and the first gen Canon 500mm f4 L IS with the Canon 1.4 Extender. If you go back several pages you can see some bear images I did with the Canon 6D and the Sigma 150-600mm lens.

Loved the way this gobbler was strutting around in the field of yellow flowers.

Nice. They can be hard to photograph. I've only captured one image that I liked of one and then lost it when my hard drive crashed years ago.

Thank You. I am really liking the lens in the short time I've had it.