Reliving my hunt (cabin fever)
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: Butternut40
24-Feb-19
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The nice thing about self filming your hunt is that you can relive it over and over again. I accomplished my goal of shooting a mature buck on video and making a nice shot. This hunt took place in mid September and the buck dressed out at 229 pounds. I hope you enjoy.
From: Butternut40
24-Feb-19
Ok should be available now as it was in draft mode. :)
From: cnelk
24-Feb-19
Gotta love those high mule kicks
From: Deerplotter
24-Feb-19
Nice video. Congrats
From: Butternut40
24-Feb-19
Thanks, Here's a still of the mule kick. Vertical.
From: rookie
24-Feb-19
Great job congrats man!!!!
From: HUNT MAN
24-Feb-19
Great job.
From: Treeline
24-Feb-19
Beautiful deer, stand setup, shot, and self video job!
Great job Butternut!
Thanks for sharing!
From: T Mac
24-Feb-19
Great video that buck was so relaxed congrats!
From: deerslayer
24-Feb-19
Very cool! Great shot and patience. Self filming is hard but very rewarding.
From: Butternut40
24-Feb-19
Thanks. It was a fun hunt and it was one of the times where things happened in slow motion. The buck went down right where it goes out of sight. Nice thing about early season is that the bucks aren't wired like during the rut.
From: t-roy
24-Feb-19
Nice video, Dale! Congrats on the buck as well.
From: Charlie Rehor
24-Feb-19
Nice! That red squirrel was trying to warn the buck the entire time. Good for you!
From: BigOk
24-Feb-19
Congrats, nice video!
From: Beav
24-Feb-19
Well done! Congrats!
From: Paul@thefort
24-Feb-19
Yep! Nicely done. my best, Paul
From: Butternut40
25-Feb-19
Thanks all.
Charlie I forgot to give the little red credit for the sound track. He gave it his best effort especially when I went to full draw.
From: EmbryOklahoma
25-Feb-19
Good job, Dale! Seems like so long ago. :)
From: Butternut40
25-Feb-19
Rick that it does. Time to start thinking about turkey :)
From: Whocares
25-Feb-19
Good video and perfect shot!
From: Chuckster
25-Feb-19
Very cool. I'd like to know how you moved the camera while at full draw?
From: rattling_junkie
25-Feb-19
Good job!
From: Butternut40
25-Feb-19
Thanks, Chuck it was mainly luck that I was able to nudge the camera/mount with my knee and get the shot in the frame.
