(Actually, I don't speak a word of Spanish, but that is where I assume the pictures are from....) I hope you'll enjoy them as much as I did... Kudos to the photographer and the person who made the photos available on the Net (could well be the same person?)!!

http://www.corzo.info/foro/read.php?2,19568

- mike

Wonderful - thank you. I wish I could take pictures like that...

The more I hunt, the less I take my camera. It's a bad habit!

Great Pics. That is a very talented individual.

I also wish I could take photo's like that.

FB

Yes, photographer and poster are the same person. Look at his other posts, the fotos are equally amazing.

Actually, DUK, I have been suffering from a bad conscience. In addition to listing and crediting the Spanish website and the original poster, I should also have mentioned I have the link from your post on the Wild & Hund forum. Sorry for my inadequate source acknowledgement!

- mike

Please don't you worry, I am not the author of these great pictures, either. I once met him on a game calling seminar in the Àlava province and just posted the link like you did because I feel that his pictures deserve a bigger audience.

Also, I very much feel that his pictures teach us what's really important and beautiful about hunting and what not. Dead bones don't really count, to watch a red partridge call for a mate or a fox catching mice is IMMHO much more relevant and probably nearly as nice as shooting a trophy deer.

...wow...excellent...thank you for posting...

...wonder what set up the photographer used for his "shooting"...