Finally got a Buck kill on video! Using the GoPro Hero 4
12-06-2014, 02:40 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 20
Finally got a Buck kill on video! Using the GoPro Hero 4
http://youtu.be/E00r5asGNMU?list=UUG...oP6eRixCPSPa7w
I have 3 cameras set up on my tree stand. Main camera is the GoPro Hero 4, then a sj4000 ( this is a action cam from china for about 100 dollars) and then I try to use my hand held camera. It is a lot to work with, and have made mistakes in the past, but finally got a deer kill on video.
Hope you enjoy, and would love to hear back from others using a GoPro for hunting.
I have 3 cameras set up on my tree stand. Main camera is the GoPro Hero 4, then a sj4000 ( this is a action cam from china for about 100 dollars) and then I try to use my hand held camera. It is a lot to work with, and have made mistakes in the past, but finally got a deer kill on video.
Hope you enjoy, and would love to hear back from others using a GoPro for hunting.
12-09-2014, 06:23 AM
#4
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 20
Minnesota.
Using a GoPro camera, you will get a smaller picture of your deer. But for your own memories, it is really nice because you will get the whole picture in case the deer comes in at a different angle. GoPro cameras are also tougher and can handle being tossed around in your hunting bag vs a regular video camera. I bought 2 extra batteries for mine, so anytime I see something,Ii hit record.
I take about 3 different kinds of cameras with me on my hunt. It makes the day go faster and you can share what you see in the woods with your family.
I have made the mistake of filming to much and not paying attention to other details, and I have missed opportunities of bigger bucks.
http://youtu.be/xMMBUpf8eW4
thanks for watching.
Using a GoPro camera, you will get a smaller picture of your deer. But for your own memories, it is really nice because you will get the whole picture in case the deer comes in at a different angle. GoPro cameras are also tougher and can handle being tossed around in your hunting bag vs a regular video camera. I bought 2 extra batteries for mine, so anytime I see something,Ii hit record.
I take about 3 different kinds of cameras with me on my hunt. It makes the day go faster and you can share what you see in the woods with your family.
I have made the mistake of filming to much and not paying attention to other details, and I have missed opportunities of bigger bucks.
http://youtu.be/xMMBUpf8eW4
thanks for watching.
12-09-2014, 06:40 AM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 22
Great buck! Congrats. I have been trying to decide what video camera to get to film my hunts. I've been torn between the GoPro, or a small camcorder with zoom capability, like a panasonic 550HD. I wish the GoPro had some zoom built-in.
