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great footage- but I have a question. do you use trees to rest on? in the video it seems the shoots are free hand and you have a lot of muzzle movement. it may just be the video- good shooting either way
 
redblood said:
great footage- but I have a question. do you use trees to rest on? in the video it seems the shoots are free hand and you have a lot of muzzle movement. it may just be the video- good shooting either way
some had some kind of rest but many were free handed. Also, the cam has an image stablilizer built in so the video is smooth but you can see the gun move around quite a bit. The free hand shots are tough and that is why I missed a few
 
Very cool video. I like the dog at the end too enjoying a snack. I love dogs, they truly are man's best friend. I wish I had the time to train my golden retriever/lab mix to have the discipline to come hunt with me but I know she'd just run around chasing every animal she sees!

I plan to use my GoPro to record squirrel hunts and I'm considering wearing it on my head for opening day of dove season. 12 gauge shotgun recoil might make for blurry shots but we'll see.
 
MidTennFisher said:
Very cool video. I like the dog at the end too enjoying a snack. I love dogs, they truly are man's best friend. I wish I had the time to train my golden retriever/lab mix to have the discipline to come hunt with me but I know she'd just run around chasing every animal she sees!

I plan to use my GoPro to record squirrel hunts and I'm considering wearing it on my head for opening day of dove season. 12 gauge shotgun recoil might make for blurry shots but we'll see.
from my experience, 12 gauge is a bit much recoil for a good video. Hat cam might be a great idea.
 
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