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Great vid , do you ever use earphones ? to monitor your audio when filming wildlife ,cheers

Maybe it's albino Raven! 🤔

@11:00 Good grief. I live in Anchorage and 🤬 🫎.

Year 3 is yhe worst. That's the year that all the males turn into Frank Zappa and the mothers of invention cover bands and , well its just a pain. Its all day all night, we're not a jazz band we're rock music. And we coined the phrase "Freak-out". Or just get on the bus, uts a way of life. Great googleymoogley. Mother Mary and Joseph. Really its just day's and days of crap music that 90% of the fans are gonna hate, real improvisational, orchestrated flatulence amd queeeffz. If your lucky they play a little barely tolerable Captain Beef heart stuff. Pretty bsire they donit just to mess with ya, but mixed in with those days of the terriblist stuff you've ever known will be a catchy, good song with regular time and what would be an incredible guitar solo but it all falls apart. Because you know, cuz there still just a bunch of big birds. Usually blowd over in 2 or 3 weeks or so. Could be worse. The females go all granola, living for coffee and spoken word. And talking about how Dylans a sell out hack poet. whatever you do dont open or hold a door for them or tell them they're pretty. Fuuuff, sheeesh.

I started getting stuff from Smallrig to build my setup. 😊 Thanks, as always, for helping me spend my lunch money on stuff I didn’t know I needed. 😂

Canon C400 + Sigma EF 60-600 or Canon RF 200-800 is the best for wilflife. Maybe the Canon R1 will be even better because of faster read-out speed and the best AF for animals.

Very beautiful ❤

It’s definitely a struggle filming myself in a kayak. Especially when the water isn’t so calm.

I have the red V raptor. Two questions. What rails system are you using and what focus gear are you using on that lens specifically?

Super Video, very interesting. Keep well and stay safe 👍🇬🇧

Белый ангел!) Влюблена))

Great podcast, loads of great insights. Talk about living the dream. Love his UA-cam channel. We are almost neighbors, I’m across the Columbia river in Vancouver.

This is just a fun hobby for me that keeps me outdoors as I age learning about wildlife. When I got my first camera the store recommended I seek out Doug's videos on UA-cam. I've watched them so many times and always learn something new. I can't thank him enough for the resource those video's provide. I'm in NC not too far from you Doug and saw a pronothotary warbler this weekend. Only the 2nd time I have. Couldn't agree more that they are one of the prettiest birds and so friendly!

This was a great episode and guest. I have long seen Gerrit's work, initially through the Cornell Lab productions and really appreciate his approach and dedication. The sound piece is a whole other level. You have put together a great podcast, thanks!

what is Panzerfaust? when an animal comes in front of the camera, it instinctively raises its hands up in a gesture of surrender

I tried to film some whitetail. I couldn't do it. They were moving too fast and I don't know what I am doing. I got film of deer legs.Lol😂😂😂

Pro 👌🏼

Love it

My auntie and uncle! Love them and this interview!!

Bird guru right there! Good stuff guys!

Great job

I'm curious why you went with S35 instead of VV? Limited telephoto selection that covers the VV sensor size?

Another great podcast. Really enjoyed hearing about Gerrit’s vast knowledge and experience. I vote to bring him back in the fall!

I do like Gerrits videos he does is nice job with them

35:30 The resemblance to Billy Bob Thornton in U Turn is uncanny. Awesome video, awesome adventure!

This is so damn cool

Awesome

The snow and fog just add to a great atmosphere

It that to the bone cold

Michigan moose is on my hit list this year

The Velvet Queen (or La Panthère des Neiges (The Snow Leopard) in the original French) is probably the best wildlife film/documentary that I have ever seen. It contains footage of, not just snow leopards, but a wide variety of Tibetian/Mongolian wildlife including wolves, their weird endemic Fox, wild Yaks, Antelope and Pallas's Cat plus more. It's not just about wildlife though, but about the process of finding the animals and recording them in a very non standard fashion. That is what puts this film into it's own unique category. There is none of that krappi "this is really dangerous" D grade doco stuff that the general public seem to absorb, or the fake story where stock footage is pasted together to make a "heartwarming account of survival". Importantly for we photo/video people, it addresses the philosophy of finding and recording wild animals. Embracing the "not finding" and learning the art of patience. I have the audiobook by Sylvain Tesson and it's very good as well, with a few exceptions where it kinda wanders off and gets lost. But well worth a read or listen. If you haven't already done so, also watch the UA-cam vid on Vincent Munier photographing arctic wolves on Ellesmere Island. He is what Morten Hilmer aspires to be.

Great podcast. Rick and Libby are great people so glad I had the opportunity to meet them on the bear trip. Their UA-cam channel is fantastic, I have learned so much about moose from them. And yes I’m living photographing moose vicariously through Mooseman, because I don’t know if I will be able too travel up there to photography moose.

Great session! Love these guys!! Very down to earth and super knowledgeable. the RED VR does record audio . . . But they sure didn’t make it easy to get something usable.

I just can't get enough of "real" nature and wildlife videos and educational conversations by actual adventurers with firsthand experience of the realm of nature in the wild. I followed a link on Moose Man to see what they were up to here, and am thankful for finding Truth and Legends! I look forward to continue following Rick and Libby and getting to know you guys on this channel in the coming seasons.

Great interview! So inspiring and humble and from New Hampy! Like me.

Love the podcast and great to see Team Moose Man on here! Great to hear your backstory more and some great tips that are helpful as I fumble my way into video myself. Always love Rick and Libby's enthusiasm and respect for nature!

A total pleasure with come on, share info, and help you build your channel and bring fun to viewers.

Wow! Does this species of pika only live in AK? Very nice captures! Thank you!😊

Very nice work and nice video of Ptarmigan😊 //Karl-David

Nice job, thanks for sharing with us!

Great job Eric! This video rocks (minus the dogs scaring the birds)

Nice Video, I to (being a wildlife filmmaker) totally understand the frustration of not seeing a thing sometimes. Ugh. Your exposure of the Ptarmigan and snow is exceptional. I'm curious what was your white balance? When I'm in snow I have at 6200 Kalvin.

Nicely done, Eric. Bummer about the dogs scaring off your birds but . . . it happens. Lovely footage of them at the end.

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Beautiful video Eric, thanks for sharing.

How disappointing, I like dog but sometimes argh 😠. Lovely scenery. How nice is it to live so close to wildlife.

Wow, I’m tired after watching this, the energy Lee exudes is something. He brings up a lot of good points on how to approach your photography journey. What a small world photography is some times, I have all of John Shaws books. Great podcast,

I enjoyed this interview so much, I listened to it twice. Thanks guys for the podcasts!

I like this guy😊

I see myself in this guy. Be you is just wow.