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Kansas 10pt Kill

Nice buck and good video. Congrats. Looks like you were in a fixed stand, not a tree saddle, is that right?...
 
drew13 said:
Nice buck and good video. Congrats. Looks like you were in a fixed stand, not a tree saddle, is that right?...
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That is correct. This is my first year using a saddle. I did one public land hunt early with the saddle, then started filming my wife or brother hunt from my saddle and finally killed a doe late season from my saddle. That video is actually here. Unfortunately my external mic battery was dead, so what I thought was great footage was a silent film... so I threw it together with a quick intro to saddle hunting video.

 
Bourdeau said:
Wow, nice buck and great job filming and editing....what lens are you using?
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Thanks, the camera was a Lumix G7 with just the standard 14-42 lens. I also have a 45-150 lens I use for turkey hunting so I can see them coming across a field a little better.
 
FletchDeep said:
That is correct. This is my first year using a saddle. I did one public land hunt early with the saddle, then started filming my wife or brother hunt from my saddle and finally killed a doe late season from my saddle. That video is actually here. Unfortunately my external mic battery was dead, so what I thought was great footage was a silent film... so I threw it together with a quick intro to saddle hunting video.

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That is certainly an interesting take on saddle hunting and the forum.
 
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