ORIGINAL: RD/OPC

I beg to differ. At the minimum, here's what you'll need to consistantly produce great hunting shows:

Video camera's, dry cases, lenses, vehicles, vessels, insurance, good editing software, monitors, computers, batteries, sound design equipment (portable audio and post audio equipment, wireless mics, omni mics, booms, etc), legal, marketing reps, media purchasers, website, hunting equipment, personal accommodations equipment, outfitter contracts, cell/satellite phones, the know how to operate all the equipment professionaly/efficiently and the time to produce 12 to 16 shows per year, including the "bust" excursions.

More into it then heading out into the field with a consumer or prosumer camera and the standard 16X lense. You also need to be disciplined, comfortable enough in the outdoors to spend days - up to months in the field or just away from home at one time. Be able to handle any weather in the world, from 120f with high humidity - days of rain to freezing rain, to a consistant -50f below. Good angling and hunting experience wil help you, as well as knowledge of your quarry's biology.

Don't quit your day job!