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Gutted in 6 minutes.

After spending 3 weekends in the forest with a moose hunting group, I still have a lot of pictures to go through and process. I think I captured a few gems and I'm looking forward to that time when I am able to put some of them in a print form. I really think a storytelling form of photography will work best when you can actually flip through pages or see them displayed as big prints on the wall.

I wish I have a chance to do more of interesting documentary photography in the future. I love watching people work and be passionate about what they do.

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No guts no glory!

Do they leave the guts in the forest or are they bagged and taken a way for disposal? I imagine the guts would be gone in a few hours or a day tops if left at the site.

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Liver is usually saved, sometimes the heart and kidneys too, everything else is left on the site and I was indeed told that within a week, there is zero trace left.

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I feel bad for the moose

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Why? In that country there are plenty of other things that will hunt, kill and eat the moose. These people will also eat the moose. Far better than an animal shut in a cage for its entire life. This is where meat and leather comes from; dead animals.

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