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Ryan S Albright
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Ryan-- It may be time for you to purchase a small tripod to use for those "HERO" photos. Congratulations on bagging the bobcat though!!!
Catch ya L8R--Silverfox
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Post by Rick in Oregon »

Way to go Ryan!

Wally World has some very cool, lightweight mini-tripods that fit in your shirt pocket for under ten bucks. They weigh about 1 oz, aluminum and moulded HDPE plastic, and are great for those times when no buddy or flat rock is around.

Silverfox: And I thought it was only us who called them "Hero shots"! :lol:
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Ryan S Albright
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The flash

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The flash is blinding there was no way I could keep my eyes open. I am still struggling with posting pictures. Last night I had to go to work at 2am so I pulled off in a spot to try calling on my way in and the gun light failed me again so tonight I took it apart and checked it out it worked perfectly no matter what I did. So I repainted the rifle and put it back together for another try. Gotta love those demons that make us strive!Image
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Ryan S Albright
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My son says

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My Son says dam dad your just killing cats.
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Post by dogcaller »

Good job again Ryan! 8) I think I know how you got that one, he's all crosseyed :lol:
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Post by faucettb »

Congrats on the cat Ryan. Yup, you need a little portable tripod. I've got one that can set up on three four inch legs or be strapped to a tree or brush with a velcro strap that stays on the tripod and probably goes at 2 or 3 ounces.
Bob from Idaho
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Post by skipper »

Is that the Primos Big Dog call you have there? Nice looking cat.
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Ryan S Albright
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Lill dog

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I think it is the Primos lil dog but I do like the primos calls. recently I lost two of my Howlers in the dark ooch! about $50 dollars lost.
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