Tips for Taking Quality, Ethical Hunting Photos

[gbk]

Just to see the other side of the coin,in Europe,for many 100 years ,after the big game is taken,and recovered,the successful hunter takes a piece of a branch,dips it in the blood of the animal a bit,then attaches that slightly blooded twig to his hat.To celebrate the harvest and have a visual sign of it.Than takes a small amount of grass,twig with leafs etc and puts it somewhat into the animals mouth,as a "last meal" for the animal.They do this as a sort of respect for the animal.Since the event of a camera they set up the animal nicely , instead of being splayed out .They do cover up the bullet hole with grass or twigs a bit,to again show appreciation for the animal on the picture.They take pictures so to say careful and respectful ways.

To everyone each own.