a buddy of mine just went hunting in maine and got a black bear. he took the exact same photo, same expression and everything.What an awesome privilege to be able to photograph those 2 grizzlies! And you made me laugh with your comment on #2.
only when the ranger is standing nearby and has to answer the same question of "which bear is that?" over and over and over again.You know these grizzlies by their tag numbers? Nice shots of them.
thanksGreat shots, hard to find grizzlies in the lower 48 these days.
if the park rumors are true the elk was killed by the black bear in the river a week before.Did he just make a kill?
thanks.Very cool!
i was across the yellowstone river. appx. 100 ft away. i've added a map at the bottom of this post. i was on the shoulder of grand loop rd and they were across the river.They are awesome animals. Superb photos. Were you in a boat?
thanks.Nicely done.
thanks. i was about 100' away. there's a map below.You are magnificent at these wildlife shots. These are both great shots, but the second one is a shot of a lifetime.![]()
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At what range did you take these from?
thanks.Great captures, Pepper.
thanks, that video is pretty sweet. the one that came on right after it was of the two bears fighting. wish i'd seen that.These are great moments. Love your comment on @#2!
Here's a link to a grizzly/bull elk kill some of you might find interesting (but sobering)