Dancing elk
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tbass
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Dancing elk
I have had an S600 here for some time now. I recently put a DXG567V with a BF board and array on a tree where I used to have my trusty W55. I got a shot of a dancing elk on the S600 and found it on the video unit also. I added in a video of why I hate elk and can't get focused videos. This is also why my S600 is 7 feet up on a tree.
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Predator 1
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Re: Dancing elk
I guess all it takes is 1 lick
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modeclan
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Re: Dancing elk
That was almost comical. Cool vids.
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LetThemGrow
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Re: Dancing elk
Elk looks comical...
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Willy
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Re: Dancing elk
Is that Dancer or Prancer? 
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Terrific_tom
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Re: Dancing elk
Is that normal behavior or are bugs getting to them? Cool vids.
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tbass
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Re: Dancing elk
I got pictures of them doing this last spring also. I think they are just kids playing around, but not sure. I only got these types of shots in the spring though, so not sure.