Do you film your own hunts?

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by nhbowhunter21

I'll still buy the videos but I can think of nothing better than being able to have my own successful hunt on tape.

Its also fun to have the misses on tape to. I like to go back and look at the ones that got away. Even though at times its painful.

[Monie]

It is nice to go back and look at the tape.

[timba]

post some vids of your hunts,I think it would great to see.

timba

[Joey Rott]

Usually I have my wife with me to wife. Out of the 40-50 times I went bowhunting this year, she was with me for all but 3 times.

But the 3 times she didn't come, I action was pretty good, so I operated the camera a lot. Missed one coyote as well. It's tough, but better than not going out at all.

[nhbowhunter21]

Do you all use pro equipment or just bring in quality amature cameras.

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by nhbowhunter21

Do you all use pro equipment or just bring in quality amature cameras.

Use what you can afford. I would suggest a minidvc recorder. We are using a Sony pd-170 and love it.

[BRIAN34]

I just bought, the sony vx2000...with aftermarket xlr ports....lookout!! firediver and I are really going to get after them now this year!!!

[nhbowhunter21]

Now that I've got the equipment to film the hunt, what about editing? PC, Mac based and other hardware/software for the process. Currently I use off the shelf stuff which has been ok, but I am getting more involved and am researching prior to shooting myself in the foot (figuratively speaking, of course ).

[MJewell]

I have tried but none of the hunts actually were successful, the footage that I got was good and I even did some cut away shot with it. My camera is an new JVC HDD and came with and remote control so it is really easy to work with out a camera man with you.

Matt