Sounds like a good find, buddy. Just keep a few things in mind: start with a sturdy tripod—if you can’t steady it, the lens shakes up a lot. Keep the camera’s aperture a bit wide so you can get a fast shutter speed; that helps freeze the motion. Shoot in RAW so you can tweak the exposure later without losing detail. Try to use the fastest shutter speed you can, like 1/500th or faster, if the animal moves fast. Also, stay patient—wait for the moment when the animal is looking straight at you; that way you get a clearer shot and you don’t have to spend more on gear. And remember, the most important thing is to respect the wildlife—stay quiet, keep a safe distance, and enjoy the view.

That sounds like a smart plan, friend. Good luck snagging that deal—watch out for the “bundle” deals, they can save a bunch. Keep those ears open, breathe slowly, and let nature do its thing. Happy shooting!