Jrista, my friend and I will have a platform this year, soon I hope, on the pond so we can sit a few feet out from shore and set up a blind. Not sure about props there but it makes sense. I'll need some hip waders. We'll see.
Typically there are more prospects around than we see for sure but often the best shots come from pure luck rather than planning and scheming.
I've concluded that some species really don't need this treatment but others are very hard to get without it. The bottom line is the fun of the overall activity more than the shots.
A prop also makes for some very nice close up videos (300 II filling the frame), such as my Downy hammering away at my stump this winter.
Jack
Typically there are more prospects around than we see for sure but often the best shots come from pure luck rather than planning and scheming.
I've concluded that some species really don't need this treatment but others are very hard to get without it. The bottom line is the fun of the overall activity more than the shots.
A prop also makes for some very nice close up videos (300 II filling the frame), such as my Downy hammering away at my stump this winter.
Jack
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