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Now this one was pretty crazy. I had stopped in a pull out and was taking video and photos of that Dogwood tree you see in the image. I was there probably a good 20 minutes. When I was done, I walked back to my truck which was maybe 100 feet away, as I was taking my cameras off (I always use my neckstraps), I glanced back to where the Dogwoods were and saw the bear starting to cross the road. I grabbed my Nikon Z8 with the 50-400mm lens on it raised it took about 6 shots as it crossed the road and then it was gone in the brush, never to be seen again. (I went over and looked for it)
So I am guessing with the timing, that while I was standing their videoing and taking photos, that the bear not very far away hiding and waiting for me to move away. It's too bad I hadn't spotted him hiding behind a tree or brush. But at least I did see him and get a few quick photos of it for the grandkids to see.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
Now this one was pretty crazy. I had stopped in a pull out and was taking video and photos of that Dogwood tree you see in the image. I was there probably a good 20 minutes. When I was done, I walked back to my truck which was maybe 100 feet away, as I was taking my cameras off (I always use my neckstraps), I glanced back to where the Dogwoods were and saw the bear starting to cross the road. I grabbed my Nikon Z8 with the 50-400mm lens on it raised it took about 6 shots as it crossed the road and then it was gone in the brush, never to be seen again. (I went over and looked for it)
So I am guessing with the timing, that while I was standing their videoing and taking photos, that the bear not very far away hiding and waiting for me to move away. It's too bad I hadn't spotted him hiding behind a tree or brush. But at least I did see him and get a few quick photos of it for the grandkids to see.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
