I've never taken much time to really set up pictures before. Though they weren't crap, I was never really happy with them. After reading this thread again by Matt, and putting to use some of it's tips, I've finally taken a great photo. It's only a doe, but it's the best I've done. I like it.

Heres a picture I took of my first GA Gobbler. I was using a Kaiser Kall from Andy Kaiser. I sent him the picture, and now he has it on his web site.

Here are a few of the pictures that i like just wondering what everyone else thinks.

I really liked the way this pic turned out

Awesome pics.

great pics! here are a few shots from myyearlyElk hunt.

great pics everyone
here is a picture of my first deer and the one with 4 deer is my dads and friends picture(both pictures from 2006)

Some great looking pics on here ! I am wondering how you get them to come out so clear? I am thinking about getting some new lenses for my camera but, I would like to know a little more about it. First is how do you get them to come out so clear and also sometimes the reflects off objects and messes up my pics. What type of lense would be good to filter this reflection from the sun? Any advice would be good thanks.

If you shoot an animalright before dark and want to take a daytime photo, if it is cool out or you have a walk in cooloer you can tie the horns up and position the animal for the picture and you won't get that stiff look in your picture...


examples:

Heres a pic I took 2 nights ago. I shot the Coyote while calling and hunting alone, I shot it at sundown. I ALWAYS have my digital camera in the truck. It took me a while to get it right but I think it turned out OK. The beautiful thing about a digital is you can delete the bad photos later so take as many as you can!


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