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Episode 60

Episode 60

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In this episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast, the hosts engage in a lively discussion with wildlife photographer Mitch Decock. Mitch shares his unique journey into wildlife photography, recounting memorable encounters with bears and other wildlife, and the importance of mentorship in the field. The conversation highlights the thrill of wildlife photography as Mitch recounts his adventures with his mentor, Danny Coyne, and the amazing interaction with lynx in British Columbia. This episode celebrates the pair's connection to nature and their aspirations for future wildlife encounters. Mitch emphasizes the joy of the experience over the final shot, encouraging listeners to appreciate the moments spent in nature.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions

03:01 Mitch's Journey into Wildlife Photography

05:50 Memorable Encounters with Wildlife

09:04 Experiences with Park Rangers

11:55 Adventures in the Field with Friends

14:54 Solo Wildlife Photography Adventures

17:49 Challenges and Rewards of Wildlife Photography

22:50 Backcountry Adventures and Wildlife Encounters

25:02 The Importance of Companionship in Nature

29:53 Mentorship and Learning in Wildlife Photography

34:54 The Connection to Bears and Personal Stories

47:54 Memorable Bear Encounters and Unique Experiences

51:52 Memorable Encounters with Wildlife

54:13 Respecting Nature and Safety Precautions

58:12 The Beauty of Wildlife Photography

01:00:09 Future Adventures and Goals

01:12:10 Embracing the Journey in Photography

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