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#11
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
Just curious what a good camera man earns??It seems like a job without much gloryrequiring morework than the hunter puts in. Why does a guy sit in a tree for 10 hours just to watch someone else shoot? It can't be the bennies..
I know the names of an awful lot of professional hunters but can't recollect even hearing the name of a good film guy. It must be very complicated to do their job well and it must be tough finding a good one.
I know the names of an awful lot of professional hunters but can't recollect even hearing the name of a good film guy. It must be very complicated to do their job well and it must be tough finding a good one.
#14
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
You work in very close quarters with a guy your not very happy with and sharing the same tree all day long must suck. It must really get tough this late in the season with all the time and effort involved.
I hope to see a little footage in the near future DropTine.
I hope to see a little footage in the near future DropTine.
#15
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
Dude your production company needs to go, I am guessing it is there camera guy and I would tell them he is
not aloud on your property again. Your land your rules....they dont like it see ya. He is there to film period.
not aloud on your property again. Your land your rules....they dont like it see ya. He is there to film period.
#16
Join Date: May 2005
Location: StL, MO
Posts: 745
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
Though I think you are gonna get honest answers here, how many of those are relavent to your situation? Meaning...how many guys here are involved in producing hunts? Until you are actually involved in production (ie - have your own money at stake), it is hard to relate.
My honest answers:
1. If the owners really stated no 2.5 yr old harvests, and now they are changing their course and being harsh about it, then you are involved with the wrong company.
2. If you can't get along with the idea of "needing a kill on video", then you oughta rethink being involved with a production company.My prostaffhavepassed some deer that I have not been happy about in the past.
3. There's nothing wrong with someone shooting a 2.5 yr old on or off camera if they so choose just like there is nothing wrong with choosing to pass those deer.
My honest answers:
1. If the owners really stated no 2.5 yr old harvests, and now they are changing their course and being harsh about it, then you are involved with the wrong company.
2. If you can't get along with the idea of "needing a kill on video", then you oughta rethink being involved with a production company.My prostaffhavepassed some deer that I have not been happy about in the past.
3. There's nothing wrong with someone shooting a 2.5 yr old on or off camera if they so choose just like there is nothing wrong with choosing to pass those deer.
#17
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low
Though I think you are gonna get honest answers here, how many of those are relavent to your situation? Meaning...how many guys here are involved in producing hunts? Until you are actually involved in production (ie - have your own money at stake), it is hard to relate.
My honest answers:
1. If the owners really stated no 2.5 yr old harvests, and now they are changing their course and being harsh about it, then you are involved with the wrong company.
2. If you can't get along with the idea of "needing a kill on video", then you oughta rethink being involved with a production company. My prostaff have passed some deer that I have not been happy about in the past.
3. There's nothing wrong with someone shooting a 2.5 yr old on or off camera if they so choose just like there is nothing wrong with choosing to pass those deer.
Though I think you are gonna get honest answers here, how many of those are relavent to your situation? Meaning...how many guys here are involved in producing hunts? Until you are actually involved in production (ie - have your own money at stake), it is hard to relate.
My honest answers:
1. If the owners really stated no 2.5 yr old harvests, and now they are changing their course and being harsh about it, then you are involved with the wrong company.
2. If you can't get along with the idea of "needing a kill on video", then you oughta rethink being involved with a production company. My prostaff have passed some deer that I have not been happy about in the past.
3. There's nothing wrong with someone shooting a 2.5 yr old on or off camera if they so choose just like there is nothing wrong with choosing to pass those deer.
If you were hunting someone elses's land would you care if you shot that same buck?
On the cameraman....I could not hunt with someone I did not like. In this case, if you do like him... I think he made the right call into being a bit upset. If sounds like he is in it for the business reasons.
Good luck however it plays out. I would love to see the vids at some point.
#18
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 277
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
As much as I enjoy good hunting video's,I find it kinda sad that harvesting these animals has become such a business for so many. I think that we get so caught up in the hype of these videos that many hunters expect to go out and see big bucks on a regular basis. I find it a bit refreshing to see how it really is in the field. It's a struggle to get a mature buck in range. It's reality and people can relate to that.In saying that, if I were you, I would not comprimise my standards. If you don't want to take a 2.5 yr old buck, then you should let him walk. If they get pissed, then they can find another property to film on.
#19
RE: Honestly, what would YOU have done ?
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
Planter. This cameraman isnt JUST a cameraman, he is also a hunter. We all film and we all hunt, he is just the best at operating the camera, because it is his and he has put forth the effort to learn its functions.
He does the most of our filming and I do most of the hunting, out of our 5 man team.
Planter. This cameraman isnt JUST a cameraman, he is also a hunter. We all film and we all hunt, he is just the best at operating the camera, because it is his and he has put forth the effort to learn its functions.
He does the most of our filming and I do most of the hunting, out of our 5 man team.