Kudo's to One of our Own (Camera Arm)

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09-29-2008 | 10:34 PM

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Schultzy

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RE: Kudo's to One of our Own (Camera Arm)

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ORIGINAL: TeeJay

Steve think about that camo its all I will wear. The only tree it doesnt blend in with is a popple tree. BTW Rob where was the safty harness?

I told Andy I was going to be getting a hold of him. I just haven't done It yet. I'm kind of a tight wad when It comes to camo. The stuff has to have holes In it for me to by new stuff. I will definitely be getting some next year. Thanks for the good report TeeJay. I've heard A+'s from everyone.

09-29-2008 | 11:58 PM

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09-30-2008 | 12:28 AM

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MATHEWS PA BOWHUNTER

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RE: Kudo's to One of our Own (Camera Arm)

rob,

Do you need a camera boy, i'm your man!!!!!!!!!!!!!

looks great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

09-30-2008 | 05:30 AM

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twildasin

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x10....looks sweet can't wait to see a kill footage with that hookup!

09-30-2008 | 05:43 AM

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RE: Kudo's to One of our Own (Camera Arm)

Rob, You made a great choice!!! I am going on 3 years now with Jay's arm and I feel it is the best one out there forget the money. Jay's arm is priced around what a cheap arm cost you and has everythingthe more expensive arms have and more. Rob be very careful filming that bug bites hard and it is hard to stoponce you get started.. Walt

09-30-2008 | 06:04 AM

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Rob/PA Bowyer

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RE: Kudo's to One of our Own (Camera Arm)

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ORIGINAL: _Dan

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Now ya just need a thumb remote for the handle of your fluid head, and you will be golden for self filming....Seriously, for less than 200 bucks you can eliminate nearly all the hassle of filming yourself. On/off, record, zoom in/out, and focus all conveniently located at your thumbs reach.

In time, not this year.

I hope to have a camera man or be the camera man more than being self videoing.

Cameraman or no cameraman, believe me, a LANC control makes it a whole lot easier. I won't hook up the camera without it.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/330007-REG/VariZoom_VZ_ROCK_VZRock_Variable_Rocker_for_LANC.h tml#features

Dan, thank you. That will indeed be my next purchase.

TeeJay,

Good photography, the stand is about 18" off the ground.

I still could fall on my head huh?

Great point and advice. WEAR your safety harness'

Steve, Andy = great guy and service not to mention A+ camo.

MPAB, comeon down.

twildasin, you might be in front of or behind it sometime.

Walt, already got bit by that bug. I rarely if ever am in a tree without a camera. I've successfully either taken or have filmed being taken more than a dozen whitetails and more than a dozen gobblers.