How to Photograph Your Deer, Elk, and Antelope Harvests

Pictures should give credit and respect to the animals that we harvest, not ourselves. We've all seen those pictures that make you cringe, tongues hanging out, blood everywhere, arrows or other things displayed in a very negative way. I absolutely hate those pictures. I take great pride in capturing my hunts in a tasteful and respectable way. Hunting gets a lot of negative comments thrown its direction and I consider it my responsibility to reduce that. In this video you'll learn many great methods and tips to help you produce quality and tasteful images of your harvest deer, elk, antelope, and other animals.

[@MuskratOutdoors]

That is really a great idea! I have never seen or even heard of that being done before. I learned a new trick right here!!!!

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Thank you for sharing my friend!

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks for watching

[@skippylippy547]

Excellent! Thank you. I had never thought of this until I watched this video. From now on I'm going to do this. 👍

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks for the comments and watching

[@idahomountainbuilt]

I have taken lots of pictures for myself and others. I take a lot of grief from them because I’m so particular with them. 😂

[@paigeallencahoon1]

Felicitaciones, jefe!!

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks amigaso

[@alberta1980]

Thank you for the video and the words of wisdom. Yes a lot of guys are such slobs and have no respect for the animals and portray that in their pictures or videos.

[@idahomountainbuilt]

Thanks for watching and commenting