Beautiful, just beautiful. You’ve got a great style in your videos. Like a vacation every time I see one! Also, those tacos looked awesome!

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much buddy! That means a lot to me!

Josh - excellent. Just the info I was looking for. Thanks again.

@FoxandFir

9 ай бұрын

👍

This is so amazing! Keep doing great job man! :)

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate the support!

Northern Wisconsin is a beautiful place!

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

It is! Its kinda magical

Nice job and good drone work.

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate that !

Wisconsin is a beautiful state! I was there 2 summers ago and was honestly surprised at its beauty. Lindsay, that breakfast burrito looked delicious!! Beautiful footage Josh!

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

It really is beautiful! The burritio was phenomenal, and im really lucky to have her around during these trips!

Great video as always. Too bad you came up empty, maybe next time. Like you said, 500 elk at the most. Big area, small herd. Thank you for keeping us in the loop with your adventures.

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

For sure, thanks for watching!

Another great video! I feel your pain being a wildlife photographer based out of Wisconsin as well, it is sometimes hard to watch people on youtube seeing everything and then go out and see nothing. Keep up the great work and it will pay off!

@FoxandFir

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! And it really is so hard here in WISCO haha. Thanks for the support!

Josh , you make THE most BEAUTIFUL videos !!!!! This was just so enjoyable to watch and the feel of all the footage is simply perfection ! Thank you also for always choosing the best soundtrack to accompany these most beautiful sites ! Hands down loved it and sets just a perfect fall vibe !

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Couldnt of done It without Lindsays amazing camera work! I also tried to do 3 different types of songs in this one, to kinda see which vibes worked best.

Hi ya great video and good food that's the best I like your truck is it f150, f250,f35 0 I like the scout camper oh do I need rv plates or can I keep the truck plates take care happy camping

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! Its a F350. You only need RV plates in some states. Here in Wisconsin, I do not. I would only need one if I had an axel, and since its considered "cargo", I don't.

Can you tell me the outro song?

@FoxandFir

10 ай бұрын

For sure, its called "Dark Cloud" by Ian Kelosky!

We never come up empty when we watch your videos. 😀🤩🏞️

@FoxandFir

9 ай бұрын

I really appreciate it!! ❤️

Hello Josh. I am a subscriber to your KZread channel. Your channel is very informative and excellent!! Thank you for the content. I have a question for you. I have a Canon 90D camera and I am getting more into wildlife photography (in part thanks you). When I shoot wildlife photography (example: a bird sitting still on a branch) I am typically in aperture priority mode, AI Servo, and in continuous drive mode. When I am using the LCD display (Live View) on the camera I can move the “focus point” (I typically use “1-point AF) around the screen by using the joystick on the back of the camera but when I use the “optical focus” (instead of the LCD display) I am unable to move the “focus point” arounds the screen by using the joystick on the back of the camera. Am I am missing something? Also, what the typical steps you use (Live View and/or Optical Focus) when focusing prior to taking a photo?

@FoxandFir

9 ай бұрын

Hi Michael, thanks so much for being a subscriber! All of your settings sound great, and you are set up for success! What your describing is just the issue of switching between Live view and the viewfinder. When you are looking through the viewfinder, you usually need to hit the "auto focus point selection" button. Its usually the farthest right button on the back of the camera. It has 5 dots arranged in a "+" pattern. You usually need to hit that button, to make the joystick work. Ive never had a 90D, but generally they are all set up the same. You can also go into custom functions, and find the "custom button" section, and select the joystick, and set it to "direct AF point selection" or something like that. As far as what I do, its a little bit different because I use mirrorless (its all live view), but when I had DSLRs, I usually would try and use the viewfinder for photos, and live view if I was shooting video. The auto focus is much better when live view is disabled on DSLR's.