Can you shoot wildlife on a 20 year old Canon 5D Classic?

Canon 5D Classic, Sigma 120-300mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM and Sigma APO Tele Converter 2x EX DG.
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[@Bbbbbb-zr2yg]

I'm struggling and trying not to buy a 5d classic. I want to but my camera drawer is full now and that's the limit I have set to myself. Do you have limitations of any kind ?

[@too_many_cameras]

At this point i have tried so many cameras that i only try to hold on to the ones that feel the most special to me. At most i've had close to 20 cameras. Now it's maybe around 12-15. It's definitely good to have limits and get rid of the gear you never pick up to shoot.

[@too_many_cameras]

But 5D Classic is definitely worth picking up. Maybe sell some old gear first so buying it doesnt feel so bad

[@johnjon1823]

Put them on a display shelf and then you will have more room. If you need more then add another shelf. Cameras are really not that large and they make a nice display and make for good conversation, plus by having them out you will be inspired to use them more and even rotate through them. You can put a display shelf on any wall for very little money. You can even hang a picture above each camera of something you shot with the camera.

[@renriviera]

your voice sounds different

[@M0NKEYsig]

Of course you can with a $1000 lens and $100 teleconverter. Stop trying to convince people they can do what you are doing cheaply (a lie) just for views.