High Sierra Cows by Bryan Murahashi

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29-JUL-2013

High Sierra Cows

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It was interesting to see this herd of cows along the Pacific Crest Trail.
They were very frisky cows as they trotted after the cow with the loud bell.

We had to be careful to pitch our tents in a cow pie free spot that evening;-)

Sony Alpha NEX-7
1/160s f/8.0 at 200.0mm iso100 hide exif

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ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias	-0.30
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pkocinski		16-Aug-2013 12:21
They do look out of place there and LOL about the tent pitching location :-)

Jackdad		15-Aug-2013 20:57
They looked more relaxed than frisky in this shot. In holiday mood perhaps? :-)

Gabriele Hasslacher		15-Aug-2013 16:05
Nice shot of this peaceful and friendly herd!

Tom LeRoy		15-Aug-2013 14:49
Fine capture of these hight country cows, kind of like the alpine cows here in Germany :-) V

Carol Rollins		15-Aug-2013 13:19
Great shot of this unexpected heard.

woody34		15-Aug-2013 03:29
That's a great shot and I understand your dilemma re the pats...:) V

Dennis Hoyne		15-Aug-2013 02:41
A beautiful shot of these happy cows.

Guest		15-Aug-2013 00:23
We frequently run into cows in remote camping areas in Arizona. I can relate to your care in pitching the tent! :)

Karen Stuebing		14-Aug-2013 20:40
Your commentary made me think of the "Happy Cows" commercial.:) Super capture. V.

Walter Otto Koenig		14-Aug-2013 14:53
A fascinating sight to see the cows in this area.

Jim Coffman		14-Aug-2013 12:48
Nice capture. Hope you missed all the cow pies.. :))

Fong Lam		14-Aug-2013 12:21
A fine capture, Bryan..V

Hank Vander Velde		14-Aug-2013 11:28
Neat shot Bryan. Cow Pies for breakfast??? LOL

laine		14-Aug-2013 08:29
Up to their eyeballs in it... :)