videoing hunts
08-13-2006, 01:12 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baumholder, DEU/By Way of Arkansas
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RE: videoing hunts
Not hard. You just have to worry about the basics...double scent control, double motion control, double noise control.
I would suggest camo-ing your camera somehow if it isn't black. Mine was silver and we usually wrapped an old camo shirt around it. Also, sometimes the camera's make noise when they are filming, try to figure out a way to eliminate it...perhaps by keeping it on standby or whatever during the hunt.
Also, we hang two stands back-to-back on the same tree. One's a shooter stand and one's a filming stand.
Hope that helped ya some. Good luck.
I would suggest camo-ing your camera somehow if it isn't black. Mine was silver and we usually wrapped an old camo shirt around it. Also, sometimes the camera's make noise when they are filming, try to figure out a way to eliminate it...perhaps by keeping it on standby or whatever during the hunt.
Also, we hang two stands back-to-back on the same tree. One's a shooter stand and one's a filming stand.
Hope that helped ya some. Good luck.
08-13-2006, 09:19 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2005
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RE: videoing hunts
We've videod a few hunts. Everything from doves, rabbits, squirrels, groundhogs, pheasants and deer. Got several deer kills on tape with bow and rifle.
It is tuff to do but very rewarding. The hardest part was deciding who would give up hunting for the day and just operate the camera.
The videos I got were in the late 80's. When ever I watch them I realize how far I have come since those days.
I don't video hunts anymore but just enjoy the hunt without the pressure of trying to get it on tape. It can be frustrating at times and somehow that takes away from the enjoyment a bit. If you can understand.
It is tuff to do but very rewarding. The hardest part was deciding who would give up hunting for the day and just operate the camera.
The videos I got were in the late 80's. When ever I watch them I realize how far I have come since those days.
I don't video hunts anymore but just enjoy the hunt without the pressure of trying to get it on tape. It can be frustrating at times and somehow that takes away from the enjoyment a bit. If you can understand.
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