Please see previous post. Since we both live close to
the San Andres fault we might stalk the same bush.
I'll be carefull. The last moose I saw was in Alaska.
She and her young came within 20 feet of me as I sat
frozen in fright on the side of trail. When she saw me
make a move out of desire to not have moose breath on
me she and her calf lite out like bats out of hell
through thick forest. They just mowed through it. That
year there had been reports of uppity mooses attacking
trains head on on the track and jumping people. They
are huge majestic critters. I was going to be an
animal I'd be a moose. Kinda solitary, with great
habitat. OM content---I never got a shot off with my
OM1n and 50mm.
Andre
--- dreammoose <dreammoose@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Careful there, we Moose don't honk.
> This Moose has several lenses significantly bigger
> than either the 35-80
> or the 90/2. The Tokina 150-500/5.6 and the Meade
> 1000/11 both dwarf them.
>
> Moose
>
> Andre Goforth wrote:
>
> >The lens is in the "moose" category. It is a honker
> like the 90 f2.
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