Some of my archery hunting video
07-20-2009, 05:24 PM
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Some of my archery hunting video
I loaded a few of my hunting videos to Youtube tonight. I thought that I would share them with a few of my old friends on here ( and new). I am caught in the 2 month dead zone between spring bear and summer speed goats. What better way for me to kill the doledrums than to work on some videos......
http://www.elkcrazyoutdoors.com/home/video
http://www.elkcrazyoutdoors.com/home/video
07-20-2009, 06:55 PM
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Mulie, I feel for ya man. About 15 years ago I moved back east and couldn't get back quick enough. The open country suits me just fine.
Rob, give them antelope some fear. I did some filming in WY a few years back after I participated in a hunt just over the border into MT. Lots of good goats that way. I was fortunate enough to take a nice 75 incher on that hunt. You will enjoy your hunt for sure............. I can't wait to see some pics!
Rob, give them antelope some fear. I did some filming in WY a few years back after I participated in a hunt just over the border into MT. Lots of good goats that way. I was fortunate enough to take a nice 75 incher on that hunt. You will enjoy your hunt for sure............. I can't wait to see some pics!
07-20-2009, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Elkcrazy8
Mulie, I feel for ya man. About 15 years ago I moved back east and couldn't get back quick enough. The open country suits me just fine.
Rob, give them antelope some fear. I did some filming in WY a few years back after I participated in a hunt just over the border into MT. Lots of good goats that way. I was fortunate enough to take a nice 75 incher on that hunt. You will enjoy your hunt for sure............. I can't wait to see some pics!
Rob, give them antelope some fear. I did some filming in WY a few years back after I participated in a hunt just over the border into MT. Lots of good goats that way. I was fortunate enough to take a nice 75 incher on that hunt. You will enjoy your hunt for sure............. I can't wait to see some pics!
Thanks bud, I'll have my GL2 in the blind with me as well so the footage will be forthcoming!
I might even have a camera man so I hear.
07-20-2009, 07:50 PM
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Rob, Right on, film even the small things, it makes for the whole hunt when looking back. The first video on my video page has some footage of even sage grouse. I screwed up on the antelope buck in that video. ssshhhh nobody is supposed to know that ;0) He wasnt that big but had alot of character. The bucks in the area that I hunt have some cool looking head gear, it must be all the invasive weeds that they are eating!
07-21-2009, 07:15 PM
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Thanks, I did not know anything about editing or websites until a couple of years ago. I started with building my website and it took off from there. Most of the video is taken with a gl2 camera and is edited on Nero. You can pick up Nero for around 80.00... I upgraded my computer ram on a website called crucial.com for about 130.00....
I have a video converter that I bought for 200 bucks which converts the mini dv to dvd. From there I can load, edit and burn dvd's.
I love bowhunting, but filming has become very addicting.......
I have a video converter that I bought for 200 bucks which converts the mini dv to dvd. From there I can load, edit and burn dvd's.
I love bowhunting, but filming has become very addicting.......
