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Two clips shot on Sony EX3 at 720P30 with a Sigma 100-300 F4 lens and a Nikon adapter from Mike Tapas in England. Early One Morning and On the Alert. Special Thank you to Kevin Railsback for his FCP export help!!

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Ray Paunovich

December 03, 2008 08:04 PM

Special Thanks to Kevin Railsback for his help in getting this from Final cut Pro to DV Kitchen.
Thanks Kevin...
Ray Paunovich

Kevin Railsback

December 03, 2008 10:29 PM

Wow Ray, some great footage there!
Every time I watch one of your films makes me anxious to get back to Yellowstone.

Great wolf footage. What pack was the wolf footage of? Haven't followed them much since the big Mollies and Hayden fight.

Loved how the bighorn's would gang up three on one. :)

Looks like the EX3 is working out pretty well for you! Look forward to more!

Peg Futrell

December 04, 2008 11:36 AM

I agree with Kevin, great and amazing footage. I especially love that of the wolves, which I would think would be difficult to get, since I had heard that they keenly sense and avoid human presence. If that's true and holds true in Yellowstone Park as well, what is your secret for getting these shots?

The music suggests something suspenseful is about to happen. I don't know if that's just my take on it, or if you chose the music for this reason.

Ray Paunovich

December 04, 2008 04:06 PM

Kevin and Peg, thanks for your comments and the pack is 5 druids and 5 aggets that may be making a new pack they just started hanging out... Yes the music is a little suspenseful as the Elk and Wolves were aware of each other.
Ray

Hugh Mobley

December 05, 2008 07:02 AM

Ray, you got some fantastic shots, I originally bought a video cam to do just that, fishing and wildlife, never could get to too much tho, I only wish I had these HD camera when I was back living in Colorado, where I could get into it like that. never saw elk herds quite that big, but they were big. bears, and everything else, I am former bowhunter and had to get right in there, wish I had the camera. I had three taxidermy shops in the past and mounted my share of world records, I went back to Colorado a couple of years ago to get video on some elk, got some, but not like that. those wolves are absolutely gorgeous animals