Snow plowing Bull Moose

[Louis Champan]

These shots were taken from my last trip to Yellowstone in January a couple of years ago. It was pretty exciting to see this moose on my first day there out in the Lamar Valley.

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Louie

 

[Replytoken]

Very nice captures!

--Ken

 

[bsinc1962]

Love photos of Moose in the snow and these are wonderful.

 

[Allan]

He looks so good walking in the snow.

 

[Randy]

Superb clarity and another great set from the forgotten 80-400. I’ve always thought the 80-400 was the best long zoom I’ve ever owned

 

[drr1531]

Nice set, Louie. Good example of why there legs are so long.

 

[Bohdan]

Wow..you've been saving these? They are so good.

 

[Louis Champan]

Beautiful!

Appreciate your commenting, thanks.

Very nice captures!

--Ken

Thanks very much ken.

Love photos of Moose in the snow and these are wonderful.

Thanks very much Bill.

 

[alexf]

Great shots!

 

[Louis Champan]

He looks so good walking in the snow.

Thanks Allan, it was great getting these shots.

Superb clarity and another great set from the forgotten 80-400. I’ve always thought the 80-400 was the best long zoom I’ve ever owned

Thanks Randy, you are correct my 80-400 did me well on this trip.

Nice set, Louie. Good example of why there legs are so long.

Thanks Dan, so true.

 

[gnagel]

Nice shots...must be exhausting plowing through the snow like that!

Glenn

 

[andreasb]

Such a great setting and weather and and one can see the (frozen) movement of the moose so well, lucky you!

 

[Blueheron]

Very lucky, good shots! Wow, look at how deep that snow step is. I hope to be there one day and capture some moose shots.

 

[Louis Champan]

Wow..you've been saving these? They are so good.

Many thanks Bob, appreciate it.

Great shots!

Thanks Alex.

Nice shots...must be exhausting plowing through the snow like that!

Glenn

Most appreciate your commenting Glenn. We watch this big guys plow through the snow until he disappeared in the timber, really quite something.