Good luck Washington.

I wish you the best, and good luck.

Only advice I have though is try to video for a year or 2 before jumping in and trying to make a hunting video. Maybe you have, and have some experience and know what to expect. Hunting is one thing; Videography is another thing; and Hunting Videography is another. Creating a good video of a hunt is often times harder than the hunt itself. There is a lot of money involved so make sure you have a "Plan". A good hunting video will cost 5-10K on that's on the extreme cheap side. If you aren't for sure if you want to spend this much money, then I would recommend testing the idea of "Hunting Videography" before jumping into.

Not trying to scare you from the idea, just trying to give my2 cents. If there is a passion behind you, then there is a way. Chase the dream, but research dream fully...

Cool, you have some awesome scenery where you live that most video hunts never show. Keep the facepaint; it is cool.

Good luck Dan! When you come down this summer will you make me a movie star?

Of course, Greg.

We planned on filming that hunt, so of course.

I wish i could get one just for me shooting 3d. But i know that will not happen.