My bosses brother-in-law is a camera man for mossy oak. He told us that most of the time, the trailing you see on T.V. is done the next day after the deer has been killed. They all get down and find the deer, film him (poking the eye and all) and then go home. The next day they go out put the guy in the stand at exactly the same time, get the shots of him standing up to shoot, get the audio of the hunter narrating the events unfolding and then tape the rehearsed reaction to the kill. After that they get down and film the trailing. He says there is alot of show buisiness behind the scenes.