Self Video hunt, this is good
#1
Self Video hunt, this is good
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Dallas, Texas
Posts: 194
RE: Self Video hunt, this is good
As a professional camera operator my opinion is that it's not any better than broadcast hunting videos that are on now.
I don't want to bust on the kid but there's problems with it like alot of other videos that are shown.
Give him some more experience but he's definitely not ready for primetime yet.
I don't want to bust on the kid but there's problems with it like alot of other videos that are shown.
Give him some more experience but he's definitely not ready for primetime yet.
#3
RE: Self Video hunt, this is good
PM
Not the point, trying to film yourself and kill a deer is extremely hard, plus he does it on public ground. I like how he snug right up to the junk yard. I bet a lot of "good hunters" over looked that spot.
I am looking at what he did, and how hard it was to do.
Could you do it? I doubt I could
Not the point, trying to film yourself and kill a deer is extremely hard, plus he does it on public ground. I like how he snug right up to the junk yard. I bet a lot of "good hunters" over looked that spot.
I am looking at what he did, and how hard it was to do.
Could you do it? I doubt I could
#6
RE: Self Video hunt, this is good
He saw the same buck 3 days and I am assuming in a row on public ground,he definately did his homework.
The video work may not have been "professional" but what he did was EXTEMELY hard and he has the tools to persue this as a career,he is only 18 if I understand correctly.(didn't read all the responses)
The video work may not have been "professional" but what he did was EXTEMELY hard and he has the tools to persue this as a career,he is only 18 if I understand correctly.(didn't read all the responses)
#7
RE: Self Video hunt, this is good
Yeah,no offense PM, but I'd rather watch that kid all day than the "professional"garbage that you see on OLN and the Outdoor Channel. This guy's got no endorsements, no target-rich environment, no plugs for the ranch that he's hunting, no army of support staff following him around and carrying all his gear, and most obviously - a true knowledge of what he's doing out there.He justgets it done - on his terms. He doesn't give a damn whether the viewer is entertained or not. He's doing his thing for his own reasons. I dig that. Big time.
IMO, when a hunting video goes from being"amateur" to "professional" - it saps the life right out of it like a leech.
Maybe it's just me, but I love amateur hunting videos. The Huntley Way, Ralph & Vicki, Lee & Tiffany, Bucks of Tecomate, Beretta World, Winchester Legends, et. al. . . they lose my interest in about 3 seconds. Maybe I just can't relate to the way they get things done. Maybe I don't feel the "authenticity" after the final cut. I dunno... All I know is, in my opinion, the more hands that get into creating a hunting video or show - the worse it gets.
IMO, when a hunting video goes from being"amateur" to "professional" - it saps the life right out of it like a leech.
Maybe it's just me, but I love amateur hunting videos. The Huntley Way, Ralph & Vicki, Lee & Tiffany, Bucks of Tecomate, Beretta World, Winchester Legends, et. al. . . they lose my interest in about 3 seconds. Maybe I just can't relate to the way they get things done. Maybe I don't feel the "authenticity" after the final cut. I dunno... All I know is, in my opinion, the more hands that get into creating a hunting video or show - the worse it gets.
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RE: Self Video hunt, this is good
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
Yeah,no offense PM, but I'd rather watch that kid all day than the "professional"garbage that you see on OLN and the Outdoor Channel. This guy's got no endorsements, no target-rich environment, no plugs for the ranch that he's hunting, no army of support staff following him around and carrying all his gear, and most obviously - a true knowledge of what he's doing out there.He justgets it done - on his terms. He doesn't give a damn whether the viewer is entertained or not. He's doing his thing for his own reasons. I dig that. Big time.
IMO, when a hunting video goes from being"amateur" to "professional" - it saps the life right out of it like a leech.
Maybe it's just me, but I love amateur hunting videos. The Huntley Way, Ralph & Vicki, Lee & Tiffany, Bucks of Tecomate, Beretta World, Winchester Legends, et. al. . . they lose my interest in about 3 seconds. Maybe I just can't relate to the way they get things done. Maybe I don't feel the "authenticity" after the final cut. I dunno... All I know is, in my opinion, the more hands that get into creating a hunting video or show - the worse it gets.
Yeah,no offense PM, but I'd rather watch that kid all day than the "professional"garbage that you see on OLN and the Outdoor Channel. This guy's got no endorsements, no target-rich environment, no plugs for the ranch that he's hunting, no army of support staff following him around and carrying all his gear, and most obviously - a true knowledge of what he's doing out there.He justgets it done - on his terms. He doesn't give a damn whether the viewer is entertained or not. He's doing his thing for his own reasons. I dig that. Big time.
IMO, when a hunting video goes from being"amateur" to "professional" - it saps the life right out of it like a leech.
Maybe it's just me, but I love amateur hunting videos. The Huntley Way, Ralph & Vicki, Lee & Tiffany, Bucks of Tecomate, Beretta World, Winchester Legends, et. al. . . they lose my interest in about 3 seconds. Maybe I just can't relate to the way they get things done. Maybe I don't feel the "authenticity" after the final cut. I dunno... All I know is, in my opinion, the more hands that get into creating a hunting video or show - the worse it gets.
But I do like watching Waddeland then there is Tiffany.[:-]