ORIGINAL: lungbuster12point06
I always move the camera, even if I feel I will get busted, because without being on camera the deer is going to get a pass anyway. Sometimes you gotta take a risk and hope it works, if it doesn't , move set ups the next time and try again
That's also good advice! How do you handle that situation with the hunter? Does the hunter know thay you'll be moving the camera and should expect that the deercould spot you and that is just a risk you take when filming? OR do you just do it and explain to the hunter later if the deer gets spooked? If I was filming for a friend I think I would just go for it and try to move the camera to get the shot, but if filming for a client, I'm not certain I would take the risk unless we talked about it before hand - think I'm going to be having this conversation with clients before we get into the tree and see what they prefer I do.
THANKS.