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    Pa Elk

    bold as can be he gave me several poses


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    thats almost as big a rack as youll find in PA. im surprised hes not collared... makes for a better photo though. nice shots especially for 180mm.
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    Re: Pa Elk

    Okay, now is it "pa" as in "big daddy" or PA as in the state?
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    i assumed it was the state of PA, but i may be wrong... didn't even consider it until you pointed it out cara.
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    Re: Pa Elk

    I didn't think about it being PA until you mentioned it in your post , now I want to know which it is!
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    Re: Pa Elk

    okay, it is Pennsylvania:thumbsup:

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    Re: Pa Elk

    Beautiful shots, I had no idea Pennsylvania had Elk.
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    Re: Pa Elk

    pa naturally had the woodland elk which went extinct. but there were elk farms (which may have had some of the woodland genes in the - they aren't sure) but in the early 1900's elk were brought in from the west, and are now currently being managed in a few north central counties, in a herd of around 600-800 head.

    also as an FYI elk in kentucky are the largest in the world.... also imported from western herds (but around 10k head).



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    Re: Pa Elk

    Very nice - the first one is stunning!

    You handled the lighting well. What a magnificent specimen he is.
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    Re: Pa Elk

    lighting yes we were all disappointed the sun was very brite and with the snow on the ground made it evn more difficult. But one has to photo where one finds em:thumbsup:

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    Re: Pa Elk

    Very nice shots! I have only seen one PA elk and it was in summer
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