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arnold c


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I was just wondering for you guys that film your hunts if you have any set up suggestions. Been doing deer & turkey hunts for years, & my partner has done some waterfowl. The crow is probably the biggest film challenge I have seen so far. To all the MI. hunters out there is Feb. ever going to get here?



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Bob A. has filmed some, shoot him a private message.

Also, Welcome to the forum!

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Welcome from Mississippi.

 

There are several videos on here of member's hunts. Try searching them for ideas.



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2 words......helmet cam,only way to roll, imo

 

 

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-- Edited by Low and Slow on Wednesday 18th of January 2012 02:05:15 PM

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You need to dedicate yourself to filming only and just let your partner hunt. He's a much better shot than you anyway. Buy his shells and lunch when your done in exchange for his wit, company and expertise with all things having to do with being an outdoorsman. P.S. See you in Feb.

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Use the I Kam. Camera right in the glasses.



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Critter wrote:

You need to dedicate yourself to filming only and just let your partner hunt. He's a much better shot than you anyway. Buy his shells and lunch when your done in exchange for his wit, company and expertise with all things having to do with being an outdoorsman. P.S. See you in Feb.

 That's funny as heck!biggrin



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Critter


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I was just being modest. Hahaha

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Critter wrote:

I was just being modest. Hahaha

 Yeah, modesty, that's what I got from that, modesty.......LMAO!biggrin

 

 

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