Awesome video! You are so right about how huge Yellowstone is, I had the fortune to work in the park many decades ago, I spent 4 months hiking all over the back country of Yellowstone and the Tetons. You provide very important advice in terms of keeping one's distance from the animals, I agree with you, 25 yds is not enough for bison. Again, thank you for the wonderful video and beautiful views of your wildlife photography, very well shot, edited and appreciate how you respect the animals as you work hard to photograph them.
Thank you! Wow, 4 months hiking the backcountry sounds like a once in a lifetime experience, im sure the was amazing. Thank you so much for your support!
Great video. The scenery is fantastic. The bison calf is natures way of keeping the other animals going. Such is life. Thank you for the trips you take for us.
Such beautifully shot scenery Josh !!! All the feels for that baby bison but I realize that’s natures way . As for the photographer nerd speak you give such great guidance and tips that I’m sure it will be so helpful and appreciated by those behind the lens enthusiasts. Your incredible footage is Yellowstone perfection !!
Fantastic video (again)! Really enjoy your content and presentation, very well done. Hey, if bison is all you see, that's ok just got to do the best you can with the situation. Really enjoyed seeing the bison, coyotes, and scenery-it's never boring. Keep up the good work!
Very good video!! I really enjoyed this... it's awesome to be able to experience Yellowstone when I'm not able to be there myself :) So glad I found this channel... I have a hunch it is going to start growing quickly soon!
Awesome! I think that my 150-600 should be good out there along with my crop sensor Canon DSLR. I may would want a teleconverter. Maybe next year... Thanks so much!
The 150-600 would be perfect with a crop sensor! I would suggest not getting a teleconverter. The aperture sacrifice on the long end just wouldn’t be worth it. But that’s my .02
I've been following you for a while and I appreciate every one of your videos, your way of explaining, your reports, your ethical approach, and your truck! The test videos in which you don't speak are also nice, but I prefer this type! Compliments
Love the footage. The limping coyote is often referred to as ...Limpy. Go figure. His injury is permanent as he's now had it for a few years. But it doesn't seem to slow him down. He even has a mate.
Thank you! And its a little bit of a mixed bag. If you are looking for Grizzlys or Wolves, you will be in a crowd for sure. But since I wanted a little bit more space, and a 1 on 1 experience, I went for Bison, Coyotes.
Most enjoyable video. When it comes to brutality in Nature though, wildlife doesn't even come close to the brutality the Human species in Nature exhibits. We are World Class in that department. Look forward to more videos.👍👍 c
Enjoyed going along on the adventure, great stuff. Looking forward to my first trip in the fall, what were your favorite locations in the park for wildlife?
Im so glad you liked it! And honestly, I LOOOVED the Lamar Valley. Thats where we saw most things. Near Mammoth Hot springs was where we saw elk (But didn’t photograph any)
Fantastic videos, man! This question may be a bit off subject but I was curious how the R5 is treating you thus far? I currently have the 1dx mark iii but really want to go mirrorless. Is it worth it in your opinion? Im concerned for overheating, but I’m strictly a still shooter. Thanks,
Hey! Thanks so much! So my opinion is that mirrorless is so good, I will never go back to a traditional DSLR ever again. I’m a full time professional photographer, and was using a 1DxIII myself before getting the R5. It’s so good, I never looked back. The autofocus alone is worth the upgrade. The only time I have issues with overheating, is when I’m shooting full raw to both cards, I’m the direct sun (over 90 degrees Fahrenheit), and I am steadily taking photos for over 45 minutes. I mostly see it when I’m doing family photos after a wedding ceremony. Other than that, I don’t overheat at all. I think it’s actually greatly exaggerated, and just something for people to complain about. Plus the new RF glass is leaps and bounds better than the EF counterpart.
@@FoxandFir Man, thank you so much for the response, I really appreciate it! That’s exactly what I was looking for! Thanks again, man! Really looking forward to the upcoming videos ahead!!
Surprise what small bits of meat the coyote was getting. It also was very cautious about being caught by wolves. Also it had been injured and was limping .
fantastic landscape
Thank you!
Awesome so wonderfully filmed . Thanks for sharing & Big like
Thank you so much! ✌️
Awesome video! You are so right about how huge Yellowstone is, I had the fortune to work in the park many decades ago, I spent 4 months hiking all over the back country of Yellowstone and the Tetons. You provide very important advice in terms of keeping one's distance from the animals, I agree with you, 25 yds is not enough for bison. Again, thank you for the wonderful video and beautiful views of your wildlife photography, very well shot, edited and appreciate how you respect the animals as you work hard to photograph them.
Thank you! Wow, 4 months hiking the backcountry sounds like a once in a lifetime experience, im sure the was amazing. Thank you so much for your support!
Great video. The scenery is fantastic. The bison calf is natures way of keeping the other animals going. Such is life. Thank you for the trips you take for us.
Thanks Dad! I’m glad you liked it!
Great footage. Glad I stumbled on your channel.
Thanks so much for watching!
Such beautifully shot scenery Josh !!! All the feels for that baby bison but I realize that’s natures way . As for the photographer nerd speak you give such great guidance and tips that I’m sure it will be so helpful and appreciated by those behind the lens enthusiasts. Your incredible footage is Yellowstone perfection !!
Thank you so much! It’s hard to watch sometimes, but it’s just the natural cycle
Fantastic video (again)! Really enjoy your content and presentation, very well done. Hey, if bison is all you see, that's ok just got to do the best you can with the situation. Really enjoyed seeing the bison, coyotes, and scenery-it's never boring. Keep up the good work!
I’m so glad you liked it! ✌️
Love your videos
Thank you so much!
Very good video!! I really enjoyed this... it's awesome to be able to experience Yellowstone when I'm not able to be there myself :) So glad I found this channel... I have a hunch it is going to start growing quickly soon!
Thanks so much! Im so glad you liked it!
Awesome! I think that my 150-600 should be good out there along with my crop sensor Canon DSLR. I may would want a teleconverter. Maybe next year... Thanks so much!
The 150-600 would be perfect with a crop sensor! I would suggest not getting a teleconverter. The aperture sacrifice on the long end just wouldn’t be worth it. But that’s my .02
I've been following you for a while and I appreciate every one of your videos, your way of explaining, your reports, your ethical approach, and your truck! The test videos in which you don't speak are also nice, but I prefer this type! Compliments
This really means a lot to me, thank you so much for such a nice comment!
Love the footage. The limping coyote is often referred to as ...Limpy. Go figure. His injury is permanent as he's now had it for a few years. But it doesn't seem to slow him down. He even has a mate.
That is extremely interesting! Thank you so much for sharing! I thought that he really got around really well, so he must have adjusted to his injury.
There was also a Yellowstone wolf with a permanent limp. Take one lucky guess what his nickname was.
@@wishingstarr08 Boy, that’s a tough one. Steve??? 🤣
It was another beautiful video! The poor baby bison. I just looked away for a little while. Excellent job.❤❤
I’m so glad you liked it mom’
Beautiful video. Thank you for your advice. Your video makes it look like you have the park to yourself. Are crowds an issue?
Thank you! And its a little bit of a mixed bag. If you are looking for Grizzlys or Wolves, you will be in a crowd for sure. But since I wanted a little bit more space, and a 1 on 1 experience, I went for Bison, Coyotes.
Most enjoyable video. When it comes to brutality in Nature though, wildlife doesn't even come close to the brutality the Human species in Nature exhibits. We are World Class in that department. Look forward to more videos.👍👍
c
Thanks so much! I agree!
Enjoyed going along on the adventure, great stuff. Looking forward to my first trip in the fall, what were your favorite locations in the park for wildlife?
Im so glad you liked it! And honestly, I LOOOVED the Lamar Valley. Thats where we saw most things. Near Mammoth Hot springs was where we saw elk (But didn’t photograph any)
Cool video. Are you primarily shooting video? Or are you snapping pics too? Would love if you incorporated some of your images in your video too.
Thank you! I have been slowly doing more and more video. I do have photos from the trip posted on my Instagram if you are interested!
Fantastic videos, man! This question may be a bit off subject but I was curious how the R5 is treating you thus far? I currently have the 1dx mark iii but really want to go mirrorless. Is it worth it in your opinion? Im concerned for overheating, but I’m strictly a still shooter. Thanks,
Hey! Thanks so much! So my opinion is that mirrorless is so good, I will never go back to a traditional DSLR ever again. I’m a full time professional photographer, and was using a 1DxIII myself before getting the R5. It’s so good, I never looked back. The autofocus alone is worth the upgrade. The only time I have issues with overheating, is when I’m shooting full raw to both cards, I’m the direct sun (over 90 degrees Fahrenheit), and I am steadily taking photos for over 45 minutes. I mostly see it when I’m doing family photos after a wedding ceremony. Other than that, I don’t overheat at all. I think it’s actually greatly exaggerated, and just something for people to complain about.
Plus the new RF glass is leaps and bounds better than the EF counterpart.
@@FoxandFir Man, thank you so much for the response, I really appreciate it! That’s exactly what I was looking for! Thanks again, man! Really looking forward to the upcoming videos ahead!!
I’m really enjoying your videos. One question though: I thought TH-camrs need a permit to film in National Parks. Has something changed?
Thanks for the comment! I asked a Ranger, and they essentially said “we’re only worried about big operations and if someone reports you”.
@@FoxandFir that's good news.
How much did it cost to film in the park, I know the permits to video are hard to get?
I was told that they are only worried about large operations, and not actively trying to enforce it
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Is that pepper spray you wear on your chest?
It’s bear spray, yes.
Surprise what small bits of meat the coyote was getting. It also was very cautious about being caught by wolves. Also it had been injured and was limping .
Yeah, I definitely think he got what he wanted, and then went to get his pack.