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    Tinesup.com - SCOPE)CAM ADAPTER 

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    UW Admin
    Published on 03-05-2012 10:22 PM  Number of Views: 206 
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    3. Big Game,
    4. Guns,
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    Looking to capture those exciting moments the easy way? Put the extra magnification of your spotting scope into action by using a Scope)Cam adapter kit produced by Tines Up.

    The Point N Shoot Scope)Cam setup is the sleekest, fastest, digiscoping setup on the market today! They aren’t big and bulky or hard to setup. They are compact, lightweight, fast, and extremely easy to use. If you have never digiscoped before, then this setup is great for you!

    Right now Tines Up has adapters to fit about 12 different scope models, check the scope list to see if your scope will work. If you don’t see your scope on the list, send them an email and they will see what they can do to help you get started.
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    We have a WINNER!!! 

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    UW Admin
    Published on 01-04-2012 07:02 PM  Number of Views: 578 
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    2. UtahWildlife.com,
    3. Big Game
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    I'm pleased to announce Jordan Hennefer as our 2011 Big Game contest winner. Jordan will be receiving a Camp Chef 18" Smoke Vault for his winning entry.

    I hope everyone has a great 2012 season and thanks again for being part of the Big Game contest and UtahWildlife.com community!

    Here is Jordan Hennefer story.
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    Photography of Matt Guymon 

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    UW Admin
    Published on 12-06-2011 08:07 PM  Number of Views: 450 
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    2. Fishing
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    As a young boy, I grew up in a small suburb of Ohio learning to love the wild at a young age. I would chase anything that moved, with full intent on catching it to get a better look. I always found a little bit of magic in the lifecycles of aquatic inhabitants. I remember taking mental photographs before I could even comprehend what a camera was. My surroundings always inspired me to go further and try harder to find something new.


    As a teen, I found my way west to the Rockies and instantly knew I would never leave. I began to really enjoy the old B&W landscapes and exploration photos. I knew it was something special they had done and it had a tranquil quality, which I found very insightful. I began stealing my dad’s old 35mm and just playing around with it, not really sure of how it even worked – I just loved the feeling of it in my hands. Soon, I began to drive for many miles to see these wonderful places where the iconic images of photography were born.
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    Utah Swan Hunting 

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    UW Admin
    Published on 11-23-2011 06:55 PM  Number of Views: 647 
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    2. Waterfowl
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    I drew my first swan tag this year and I must say I was pretty excited about the prospect of hunting one of these magnificent white feathered bombers.

    The Tundra Swans' annual migration is almost 4000 miles round trip, stopping over on the marshes of the Great Salt Lake in route to their arctic nesting grounds. Every autumn, upwards of 60,000 individual swans migrate through Utah. What a great opportunity for Utah water fowlers to experience this majestic migratory bird.

    Once I got the news that I drew my tag I reached out to my good friend, Scott Russell, to see if he would help fill my tag. Scott has been guiding and hunting waterfowl for a long time and he agreed to help out.
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