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Adventures, Travel, Tips & Tricks, Gear Reviews, Hiking, Backpacking and Exploring all through the lens of a camera. Looking for Tips & Tricks or the best locations for Landscape, or Wildlife photography. Look no further, sometimes getting those great shots may require some hiking or back country backpacking to get them. Our goal at Shutter Bison is to provide you with as much information or details to improve your photography skills or to just have more fun in the great outdoors.

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Pasadena Audubon Society (PAS)

The Pasadena Audubon Society (PAS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1904 with the aim of promoting the conservation of birds

Don't be a Trail Idiot: You Get to Decide

It's hard to decide who truly is the Trail Idiot here. The people who break the rules or the ones who should be enforcing the rules.

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

A sanctuary dedicated to preserving Alaska’s wildlife through conservation, education, research, and quality animal care

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Ranges of the Wild: How Far North American Wildlife Travels for Food

One of the most fascinating aspects of wildlife behavior is the way animals cover vast distances in search of food. In North America, many species have developed impressive ranges and migration patterns, adapting to shifting seasons and food availability. From predators to herbivores, each animal has a story to tell about survival through movement.

The Truth Behind Wildlife Photography: A Game of Patience and Perseverance

In the realm of wildlife photography, the breathtaking images of majestic animals in their natural habitats evoke a sense of wonder and admiration. From a roaring lion on the African savannah to a soaring eagle in the sky, these photographs capture moments of raw beauty.

Time Out: A Moment of Calm - Sierra Winds

Life moves quickly, and the pressures of daily responsibilities can build up without us even noticing. This new blog series, Time Out: Moments of Calm, is a gentle reminder to pause, breathe, and let your mind wander somewhere peaceful. Each entry will feature a short, soothing video from a beautiful location, inviting you to take just a few minutes to step away from the noise and reconnect with a sense of stillness.

Birds are Amazing: Western Kingbird

Perched proudly on a high wire or tree branch, scanning the open air for its next meal, the Cassin’s Kingbird (Tyrannus vociferans) is a striking and spirited presence in the landscapes of the American West.

Time Out: A Moment of Calm - Campfire Time

Life moves quickly, and the pressures of daily responsibilities can build up without us even noticing. This new blog series, Time Out: Moments of Calm, is a gentle reminder to pause, breathe, and let your mind wander somewhere peaceful. Each entry will feature a short, soothing video from a beautiful location, inviting you to take just a few minutes to step away from the noise and reconnect with a sense of stillness.

Tracking Animals: Poop, Tracks, and Signs

Many animals will use scat to mark their territories, this is more common in predators. They like to poop on top of rocks and in the middle of trails to let everyone know this is their hunting ground.

Birds are Amazing: The Mockingbird

Few birds capture the imagination quite like the mockingbird. With its silvery-gray plumage and unassuming appearance, the Northern Mockingbird

Time Out: A Moment of Calm - Olympic National Forest

Life moves quickly, and the pressures of daily responsibilities can build up without us even noticing. This new blog series, Time Out: Moments of Calm, is a gentle reminder to pause, breathe, and let your mind wander somewhere peaceful. Each entry will feature a short, soothing video from a beautiful location, inviting you to take just a few minutes to step away from the noise and reconnect with a sense of stillness.

Know Before You Go: Pre-Hike Safety Checklist

Hiking Safety 101: Know Before You Go

There’s nothing like the freedom of hitting the trail, breathing fresh air, and immersing yourself in nature. But before you lace up your boots and head off into the wilderness, preparation is key to making sure your adventure doesn’t take an unexpected turn.

Capturing Majesty: Photography at the Grand Canyon South Rim

The Grand Canyon is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on Earth, and the South Rim offers some of the most accessible and breathtaking views for photographers

Birds are Amazing: The Osprey

With wings outstretched and eyes locked on the water below, the Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) is a striking sight for bird enthusiasts and casual observers alike

The Cool Thrill of Dog Sledding in the Summer: Exploring the Unique Experience

If you're looking for an unforgettable summer adventure, then a sled dog tour at AK Sled Dog Tours in Talkeetna Alaska

Sierra Nevada Weekend Adventure: Cottonwood Lakes Loop and Mount Langley Summit

Mt. Langley Hiking a 23-mile loop from Cottonwood Lakes in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, via the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) and exiting via...

Exploring A Birdwatcher's Paradise at Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area

Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area beckons birdwatching enthusiasts with its diverse habitats and rich avian life.

Birds are Amazing: The California Scrub Jay

Scrub Jay can be found in a variety of habitats throughout California, from coastal areas to foothills and even urban environmen

The Marvelous Ocelli: Insects Third Eye

In the vast and diverse realm of insects, there exists a remarkable feature that often goes unnoticed by casual observers - the ocelli.

Exploring the Rich History and Remarkable Ecosystem of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal

The story of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal is a testament to the remarkable transformation

Insects are Amazing: The Monarch Butterfly

Monarch butterflies are one of the most beautiful and fascinating insects in the world.

Bird's-eye View: How Birds Protect Their Precious Eyes

Birds are renowned for their incredible ability to navigate the skies, spot prey from great distances, and perceive a vibrant world of colors. However, these aerial acrobats face numerous hazards that could potentially harm their most vital sensory organ—their eyes