The Backpack Hunting Picture Contest

[Ikeepitcold]

Ya I'm sure. Make this harder then it already was.

Post them up guys.

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Switch to Tappa Talk this same thing happen to me with Photobucket

 

[ScottR]

Trent, feel free to pick a date to close this one out.

 

[meathunter]

Hope it's not too late to enter. Moose and bear unguided in Idaho Selway Wilderness.

 

[meathunter]

Crossing the Lochsa River. Going to get moose and bear!

 

[meathunter]

Wife in hot springs soak on the way out. Hope this is the PG version

 

[meathunter]

After a week, made it back in from 7 miles. Great trip, called in a bear, no moose, only saw one person bringing in a pack string for an outfitter camp.

 

[Bonecollector]

I'd love to know what camera folks used for these shots. I'm in the market for a good camera, but want something with only a few options, but capable of taking some quality photos. A pocket point & shoot is ideal when hiking, but some of these shots are fantastic and are not taken with one. I've narrowed down my choices, but curious what was used in this thread.

 

[Daubs]

I'd love to know what camera folks used for these shots. I'm in the market for a good camera, but want something with only a few options, but capable of taking some quality photos. A pocket point & shoot is ideal when hiking, but some of these shots are fantastic and are not taken with one. I've narrowed down my choices, but curious what was used in this thread.

I'm a part-time "pro" photographer (meaning I actually have an LLC, file taxes, make some money, etc.). I have three Nikon DSLRs and multiple lenses (24-70mm f/2.8, 70-200mm VRII, 16-35mm f/4, 85mm f/1.4, etc.).

Have packed in my DSLR on a few hunts, but now I mainly shoot with my cell phone, a Galaxy S7. I do pull pictures to my computer on occasion and edit in Photoshop, but in general, the S7 does well.

My suggestion, use your cell phone camera. It's with you, light weight, takes pretty damn good pictures, and takes video as well.

 

[Bonecollector]

Thanks for the info. I never seem to get the picture I want. lol

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Ok guys Jan 1 I'll lock this thread and make my choices. Get them posted!

Thanks everyone this is going to be hard as heck!

 

[Bonecollector]

Another submission

 

[Bonecollector]

Last one.

 

[cinfinrn]

I'd love to know what camera folks used for these shots. I'm in the market for a good camera, but want something with only a few options, but capable of taking some quality photos. A pocket point & shoot is ideal when hiking, but some of these shots are fantastic and are not taken with one. I've narrowed down my choices, but curious what was used in this thread.

I would be willing to bet that most of these pics were taken with cell phones. The current smart phones have excellent cameras. No reason to carry extra equipment!!

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[kidoggy]

this is a shed hunting picture . winterkill two years ago.
and yes , I KNOW IT IS TIED ON UPSIDE DOWN but I didn't tie it on an since no hunting seasons were open I weren't goana change it. plus I was sinking to my knees every few steps so it was probly???????????? easier that way.

 

[MTbowhunter36]

September morning in Montana.

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[MTbowhunter36]

The sun trying to penetrate through the smoke from the forest fires.

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[MTbowhunter36]

Montana

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[MTbowhunter36]

Hiking back to camp.

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[MTbowhunter36]

The high country of Montana in July.
Nanny and Nanny with kid.

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