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© Daniel Agee for Doctors Without Borders
© Daniel Agee for Doctors Without Borders
© Daniel Agee for Doctors Without Borders
February Farming - Farmland in Bingham County, Idaho.
Leaving
Produced for the real estate firm listing the property for sale. The property includes the ranch house set on 3000 acres with 5 miles of private river-front property on the Snake River. World-class fishing is available less that 100 yards from the back porch. Video was captured with a Panasonic GH2 and a GoPro Hero HD. Lenses used on the GH2 were Panasonic’s 14–42 & 45–200 zooms; Minolta’s 50 mm f1.7 & Rokkor-X 500 mm f8 mirror; Kiron 28 mm f2.8. Minolta lenses were mounted to the GH2 with the Novaflex MD – M4/3 adaptor. Video was captured in Cinema mode at 1080p and 24fps. Still images were captured using a Canon 5D MkII. Lenses used on the Canon were the Canon 17–40 mm f4, 50mm f1.4 & L-series 70–200 f2.8. Helicopter used was a Robinson R44 Raven II provided by Kiwi Helicopters of Clarkston, Washington. Jet Boat used was a 24-foot, Riddle Marine RMX provided by Riddle Marine of Lewiston, Idaho and piloted by Doug Riddle.
20130123_3656_frankpali.NEF Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Males. Bighorn Sheep are named for the large curved horns borne by the males or rams. Males typically weigh 127-316 pounds (58-143 kilograms) Bighorns are relatively large with males that occasionally exceed 500 pounds (230 kilograms) Bighorns are well adapted to climbing steep terrain where they seek cover from predators such as coyotes golden eagles and cougars. Prior to the mating season or ´rut´ the rams attempt to establish a dominance hierarchy that determines access to ewes for mating. It is during the prerut period that most of the characteristic horn clashing occurs between rams. Yellowstone National Park . at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 23 . Photo: Frank Pali
20130123_3656_frankpali.NEF
Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Males. Bighorn Sheep are named for the large curved horns borne by the males or rams. Males typically weigh 127-316 pounds (58-143 kilograms) Bighorns
are relatively large with males that occasionally exceed 500 pounds (230 kilograms) Bighorns are well adapted to climbing steep terrain where they seek cover from predators such as coyotes golden eagles and cougars. Prior to the mating season or ´rut´ the rams attempt to establish a dominance hierarchy that determines access to ewes for mating. It is during the prerut period that most of the characteristic horn clashing occurs between rams. Yellowstone National Park .
at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 23 . Photo: Frank Pali
20130123_3656_frankpali.NEF Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Males. Bighorn Sheep are named for the large curved horns borne by the males or rams. Males typically weigh 127-316 pounds (58-143 kilograms) Bighorns are relatively large with males that occasionally exceed 500 pounds (230 kilograms) Bighorns are well adapted to climbing steep terrain where they seek cover from predators such as coyotes golden eagles and cougars. Prior to the mating season or ´rut´ the rams attempt to establish a dominance hierarchy that determines access to ewes for mating. It is during the prerut period that most of the characteristic horn clashing occurs between rams. Yellowstone National Park . at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 23 . Photo: Frank Pali
20130123_3656_frankpali.NEF
Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis) Males. Bighorn Sheep are named for the large curved horns borne by the males or rams. Males typically weigh 127-316 pounds (58-143 kilograms) Bighorns
are relatively large with males that occasionally exceed 500 pounds (230 kilograms) Bighorns are well adapted to climbing steep terrain where they seek cover from predators such as coyotes golden eagles and cougars. Prior to the mating season or ´rut´ the rams attempt to establish a dominance hierarchy that determines access to ewes for mating. It is during the prerut period that most of the characteristic horn clashing occurs between rams. Yellowstone National Park .
at Yellowstone National Park,Mammoth Hot Springs,Wyoming,USA on January 23 . Photo: Frank Pali
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