So said Henry Thoreau (18171862). The same is true for hunting. It's more about mates and mountains than it is about meat. We're making memories, and most of us capture them with a camera. Then what?
Nothing is easier or cheaper these days than taking photos. The tool most of us use is small and light, and we take it hunting because it is also a watch, map, GPS, compass, torch, ballistics table, and if we're in coverage, it can give us a weather forecast and comms with the rest of the world, Alternatively, perhaps you are a keen photographer with a high-quality compact camera, or a Superzoom, or maybe a DSLR…. all the more reason to take your precious images out of
