I have been a huge fan for many years !! Lord bless you Doug Gardner in your travels as you travel and share your beautiful work with us. Keep up the good work !!
I love your videos not only because of the great content but you explain everything about the subject you're photographing. I have learned so much about deer and elk behavior. I may never see an elk but there is a lot of deer here in Tennessee. Oh, and thanks for your reply on the blind question.
Another great content. I cant stop watching your videos because they are inspiring, instructive, informative. And as I always say that music! gosh! it actually cant explain in words.
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Being that I bought a Nikon 200-500 f5.6 VR lens a few days ago I thought I’d search for some good wildlife videos for inspiration. I came across your videos yesterday and now I’m hooked! Well done👍
I Love your work and im aspiring to be a wildlife photographer. I often go up and try to shoot in Rocky Mountain National Park cause im in Colorado. My problem that i have with my time up there is i do not have a big tripod to support my lens (150-600). I cant seem to recognize what tripod you guys are using. im interested to know! thanks
for this video both Doug and I (Michael Mauro) were shooting with the Canon 500 f4 L series lens but we also use the Canon 200-400 f4 and the 70-300 F5.6! Happy Shooting!
I have been a huge fan for many years !! Lord bless you Doug Gardner in your travels as you travel and share your beautiful work with us. Keep up the good work !!
Doug Gardener is one of the most talented photographers/cinematographers we know! Love the channel!
I'm hooked and now an incurable addict.
I love elk, especially during the rut but I think my favorite part was the squirrel. Great photography as usual and great video too.
I love your videos not only because of the great content but you explain everything about the subject you're photographing. I have learned so much about deer and elk behavior. I may never see an elk but there is a lot of deer here in Tennessee. Oh, and thanks for your reply on the blind question.
I am addicted as well. Dough has the best job in the whole world :)
We think he has the best job in the whole wide world too!
Another great content. I cant stop watching your videos because they are inspiring, instructive, informative. And as I always say that music! gosh! it actually cant explain in words.
personally I liked his high tech cover.
Great content - very funny outtakes too! (Dude)
Came here from Fstoppers. Fantastic content. Cant wait to binge it all!
It is binge worthy content for sure!
Nice video, thanks for sharing. Please I want to see more videos.
Thank you, I appreciate it! We are trying to build this channel into a collection natural history media, everything from beautiful nature documentaries and wildlife filmmaking to wildlife photography and how tos. Please help spread the word through all your social media platforms. Thank you
Being that I bought a Nikon 200-500 f5.6 VR lens a few days ago I thought I’d search for some good wildlife videos for inspiration. I came across your videos yesterday and now I’m hooked! Well done👍
The 200-500 f5.6 is one of the best out there for the price! We shoot with it as well!
Nice video. Greetings from Puerto Rico :)
Very good
Some crazy money would've been spent to get those cameras
I Love your work and im aspiring to be a wildlife photographer. I often go up and try to shoot in Rocky Mountain National Park cause im in Colorado. My problem that i have with my time up there is i do not have a big tripod to support my lens (150-600). I cant seem to recognize what tripod you guys are using. im interested to know! thanks
Almost certainly Gitzo or similar. ~$1k legs
Hey Matthew the crew from Wild and Exposed podcast occasionally films in Rocky Mountain National Park...maybe we will see you up there!
Colorado guys what lens. Are u using
for this video both Doug and I (Michael Mauro) were shooting with the Canon 500 f4 L series lens but we also use the Canon 200-400 f4 and the 70-300 F5.6! Happy Shooting!
The gentleman shooting with Doug says he is using a 600mm. He says this while talking about using the 70-200 as a second unit with a wider angle.