Wild Horses and Winter Birds - Episode 15

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024
  • IIn this conversation, Eric shares his recent birding trip to Homer, Alaska. He discusses the challenges of filming birds in noisy environments and the difficulty of finding specific bird species. Eric also talks about photographing sea otters and the impact of ice on wildlife photography.
    Additionally, Brandon and Michael share their experiences on a wild horse photography trip and the challenges they faced in snowy conditions. In this part of the conversation, Brandon and Michael discuss their experiences exploring the wild horses and sage grouse in the area. They share the challenges they faced in photographing the horses and the behavior they observed. They also talk about the difficulty of finding a lek and the importance of protecting these breeding grounds. The conversation then shifts to the breakdown of their Jeep and the panic that ensued. They discuss the challenges of diagnosing and fixing the issue in the cold weather. Finally, they recount their struggle to get out of the mountains and the decisions they had to make along the way.
    They recount their harrowing experience of running out of fuel in the wilderness and making the decision to stay overnight. They describe the challenges they faced in getting back to the hotel, including a broken serpentine belt and a failing power steering pump. They share their search for parts and a welder to fix the broken bracket, as well as their efforts to address a check engine light and change the oil. Despite the setbacks, they also find moments of joy, such as interacting with horses and enjoying dinner at a Mexican restaurant.
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  • @alexg0742
    @alexg0742 8 месяцев назад +1

    Ive always wanted a jeep but I will never own one. Jeeps are a mess. Great video, great story. Good job guys.

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks for watching. Jeeps are cool but they do require time and $$$$

  • @MooseManNaturePhotos
    @MooseManNaturePhotos 8 месяцев назад +1

    Good to see you with that blue camera, lol Great idea for the podcast. Big things ahead for both companies.

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад

      Looking forward to everything!

  • @glatznatureproductions
    @glatznatureproductions 8 месяцев назад +1

    Damn . . . Now THOSE are logistics issues! Great story about some tough experiences. Respect for being so resourceful.

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад +1

      All in all is was a good trip and we learned a lot. New video about the trip out today! Thanks for watching!

    • @glatznatureproductions
      @glatznatureproductions 8 месяцев назад

      @@TruthLegend excellent - saw the thumbnail for new video. I’m sure it’s super and will check it out later today. At any rate it wins “Best Use of Alliteration in a Title” Oscar, by a landslide! Well done . . . We know it takes time and effort to come up with a damn title sometimes. 👍

  • @craigwallace166
    @craigwallace166 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hey Michael welcome to Nikon 🤔 well that’s one way to deal with lawsuits, buy the company. I just love Homer, always something to shoot. What an adventure, wow who has an extra serpentine belt with them? Those are things you never think about. Nice podcast.

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад +2

      Good the be part of the Nikon Family 😂. When you come up to film moose someday we should spend a few days in Homer and see what kind of critters we can find. Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад +1

      J ust
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      P ocket
      🤣

  • @steveboice
    @steveboice 8 месяцев назад +1

    Were the horses out near Maybell? Enjoy hearing these types of stories. The worst thing that ever happened to me was breaking down at the top of Logan Pass in Glacier. I had to stay the night in my Xterra. I got some great shots of some big horns the next morning and a few bear encounters riding into town with the tow truck driver.

    • @TruthLegend
      @TruthLegend  8 месяцев назад

      The top of Logan Pass...not a bad place to spend the night. 😁 It's a bonus when you can get images while being broke down.