Stunning Portraits of Bison in Wind Cave National Park 

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Thanks so much! Im glad you liked it!

@@FoxandFir Can you tell me what part in Wind Cave you were parked at for the coyotes and bison, we’re thinking of taking a drive down there seeing the weather is so nice. Thanks!

Haha thanks! It is really awesome to see for sure! And man, that would make life so much easier 😂😂

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Thanks so much! I do have a video of when we first picked it up! I did a quick tour there! I’m also working on a 1 year later video!

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Thank you so much! Thank you for watching!

Glad you liked it!

Thanks so much! I hope to come to BC someday!

Thanks Bob! Thanks for watching!

Most important piece of gear that I own haha Thanks!

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Thanks Mom! thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching! The scout is a great combo, but definitely comes with a pretty high price tag haha. The AT Overland Summit is such a nice option, and MUCH smaller and easier to drive with im sure haha.

It really is. I had a 4 wheel camper for a bit too and liked it. But had both at the same time and could only keep one. Big campers are "go fast" the Summit is "go faster" Not as comfortable though. @@FoxandFir​

Thank you! I hope you enjoyed, it's an honor that you watched and liked It enough to comment!

@@FoxandFir If you're ever in BC, it would be good to get out.

Thank you! I like it too!

Thanks for the advice, I totally understand where you are coming from. It was totally taken in a national forest, just outside the park. I’ll keep that in mind!

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Thanks so much Rebecca!

Thanks for watching! It's a bit of a mix. I shoot in 6K, and use the 400mm bare, a 1.4 TC, and a 2X TC. so sometimes its 6K scaled down to 4K, or 6K cropped into 4K. So at any given time, I can be anywhere between 400mm and about 1064mm (Ish).

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Thank you! Yup! Vari ND, the wildlife footage is shot in RAW, and the vlogging is CLOG3

Thanks so much! Thanks for watching! And for sure, I'll give you a few options. but before we start, I always suggest buying used. about 99% of my gear is bought used, and I never have an issue. it saves a lot of money! First would be a sigma 100-400 if your budget is around $500.00, next would be the sigma 150-600 Contemporary (Dont waste your money on the "sports" version, the C model is just as good, and weighs less, and costs less). That would be had for like maybe $650 ish, maybe more or less depending on which one. You really cannot beat the range and versatility! If you wanted to stick with canon, The 100-400 II is a great lens, but you will be paying a premium at probably $1K or more. It's going to be the sharpest one I recommended, and probably the best weather sealing also, but much less reach than the 150-600. But it's a stunning lens. If I was in your shoes, I would be doing either the Sigma 150-600 C, or the Tamron 150-600 G2 (also a really great lens). Good Luck shooting!

@@FoxandFirThank you so much for your recommendations seriously really appreciate it I'm definitely wanting to stick with canon and I agree with the used gear. Will definitely be looking at one of those lens to purchase. You just got a new subscriber!!

You have mad photography skills Josh , the closeups of the bison are just STUNNING ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏