My Squirrely Neighbors

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  1. 08-17-2012 03:58 PM #1
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    As I've been out camping, these have been my neighbors for the past month.......







    This Gopher and his mate dug holes all over camp and around the tires of the trailer



    Unfortunately Mr Moose didn't want to give me a really clear shot

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    Those are some really beautiful shots, Mountainrider!
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    Quote Originally Posted by John B. View Post
    Those are some really beautiful shots, Mountainrider!
    Thanks John!
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    One question: Were those squirrel shots done with your Bigma?
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    Quote Originally Posted by John B. View Post
    One question: Were those squirrel shots done with your Bigma?
    All were taken with the 70-300 John.
    I forgot the Bigma (which is in a different case cause it's so dang big lol) so it got left home.
    Otherwise I would have had a couple of Elk shots too.
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    I was trying to figure out why they looked different. We don't have any red squirrels around here, only gray ones. I heard the gray ones are enemies of the red ones.
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