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Where the Buffalo Roam
Posted By: Jimbo, 10-16-2009, 08:45 AM

Met up with Daacon [Davey] in Edmonton yesterday and we went to a place called Elk Island. Neverf seen a Elk but we did see some Buffalo. Dave was using his Bigma and these were taken with my Sigma 70-200. Hopefully Dave will post some of his. JIM






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hope you didn't get too cold when you had to put the window down for these shots?.......you did put the window down didn't ya???.....guys?....guys!!
Windows down only! Come on what do you think Dave and I are, Animals~ As Dave mentioned, we had to get one of the car and track these beasts for at least 100 feet in four inshes of snow while typing a email. Our biggest concerns was making sure we used Marc's 7.1 F stop, at all times, while maintaining a close eye on the car. You know there could be wolves around wanting to get at our pizza! We lived in fear for most of the day! God, we were lucky to get out alive. JIM

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Great shot guys - is that white stuff snow? In mid October?

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Jer, yes fresh snow and then it was going up to 20C this weekend so it will all be gone. JIM
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You know with all my bantering, I forgot to mention that I like the shots from your day out.

You say the snow will be gone by the weekend? I thought that Dave lived just South of the North Pole up by the igloos and Santa. where the snow never leaves
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thought that Dave lived just South of the North Pole up by the igloos and Santa. where the snow never leaves
He does but Global warming has changed all that. Oops. I mean, Dave lives in one great Igloo. Thanks for the whale meat bud. Your wife is one hell of a cook! PS: THANK YOU JOHN

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Thanks Jer yep a rare treat but not unprecedented for sure - almost all gone now but it will be back....it snows somewhere in Alberta every month.....

Thanks John - and Jim no problem on the whale meat ...

My house and a view of the backyard for those that are wondering... technology has come a long way eh

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QuoteOriginally posted by daacon Quote
Thanks Jer yep a rare treat but not unprecedented for sure - almost all gone now but it will be back....it snows somewhere in Alberta every month.....

Thanks John - and Jim no problem on the whale meat ...

My house and a view of the backyard for those that are wondering... technology has come a long way eh

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My neighbour Nick (we used his 'boat' to catch the whale)

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LMAO


Still LMAO


My oh my.................. Now thats Funny.
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Jeez, the greenies are gunna turn pink & purple when they see this.

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Nice shots guys! Jim, my favorite of yours is your first in your post. Dave - your second shot is my favorite of the series. I'm jealous - one thing California is sorely lacking is large wildlife that comes out during the day (deer excepted).
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Thanks Josh. JIM

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Thanks Jer yep a rare treat but not unprecedented for sure - almost all gone now but it will be back....it snows somewhere in Alberta every month.....

Thanks John - and Jim no problem on the whale meat ...

My house and a view of the backyard for those that are wondering... technology has come a long way eh
Dave, you kill me bud! Too funny. JIM
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