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04-20-2009, 10:19 AM   #16
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Come on guys, this isn't matchdotcom for eagles you know.






QuoteOriginally posted by jsherman999 Quote
That's really weird, I was about to post the following, which was taken through
a chain link fens in the same manner:






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Like my cousin... Cupcake Texas Terry did on these Elk shots... But I dont recommend it!
This probably need lots and lots of beer...
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Shot through a backstop. to be fair most of the fence is not seen as I pick a spot to shoot thourgh. But there is plent of fence on the sides you can't see

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QuoteOriginally posted by jsherman999 Quote
That's really weird, I was about to post the following, which was taken through
a chain link fens in the same manner:
Your lens is sharper and your eagle is cleaner, but to be fair, mine was shot the first day I had my DA zoom.
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You dont have to have fast glass to shoot through a fence.

A couple of tips.

Make sure the fence is in the shade (or spray paint it black )
Use a reasonably long focal length
Make sure you are as close to the fance as possible.

There were shot with a Sigma 70-300 5.6 lens through wire.



You can see a little wire in this one..
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Thanks Moose, and those are righteous shots.

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Thanks Hachoo.
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