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Camera excursions provide access to pristine landscapes and the thrill of hunting without impacting ecosystems
April 14, 2009 | 4
A curious elk pauses surprisingly close to author Jim Cornfield,
who snapped this image while crouching behind his vehicle.
Steven Morello, director of Green Planet, gives advice about how to prepare to capture the sudden appearance of wild game.
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Leopard up a tree savors its kill, as caught by amateur shutterbug
Ray Christenson.
Native horses run free in France, as seen by safari veteran Bobbie Goodrich.
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Add CommentMy wife and I laughed our asses off reading this. You can have these photo opps from your golf cart in Estes, and play a round to boot.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisOne of the best things about living in Fort Collins is the proximity of Estes Park. It's turned into a bit of a circus in town, but out of it, gilcro's right, you have to fight off the awesome shots.
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