





I went to Warner Siding carrying just a camera. In some ways it is more enjoyable than when I have a gun. Without the gun there is no pressure to get the shot off. I can just watch the situation unfold. I didn't run into any other hunters. Nor did I have to pay attention to "NO HUNTING" signs. These are good pictures, but most of them were taken while we were chasing the same two hens.
Those are some good pictures. The third or fifth one almost frame worthy.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos, Stan. They're making me jealous.
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