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In an effort to help you shoot better bowhunting videos, IвЂ™ll try this month to give you some tips that IвЂ™ve learned and taught to our videographers here at Mossy Oak Productions. Even though our equipment is so much better, lighter and easier to hunt with today, I feel that many of the same mistakes are being made that we made shooting bowhunting turkey video many years ago. But, with all the improvements with video equipment, you may not have to carry 5 pounds of equipment, and you may be able to put that equipment in your pocket, except for the tripod and the camera arm. Not only did he have to be able to pick-up that weight and carry it, but he had to take it across mountains and hills and through creeks and swamps and up rocky terrain, following a bowhunter, chasing a turkey. Counting the batteries, the camera and the tripod, a cameraman back in the 1980s might be carrying 50 pounds of gear. Flooring: Smaland Collection Oak Handbrd Kahrs Hardwood Flooring: Smaland Collection Oak Vedbo. Back then, a good cameraman was not only judged on his ability to shoot good video, but also on how strong he was. Oak Sevede - Smaland Collection - KAHRS - Hardwood. вЂњToday you can film bowhunts for turkey or deer much quicker and better, with video cameras now, than you could with the video cameras I had when I first started.

Before you could use the camera, you would have to let it warm-up.

The first camera I ever had had tubes in it. The quality of this camera is outstanding. It also has a lot of zoom and is very-small and very-lightweight. I still have a tiny, little camera that I can hold in my hand with 2 HD cards that can shoot 8 hours of footage. ThereвЂ™s no way that one person can shoot all the videos we need. At any one time, there will be 5 cameramen on the road filming.

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Now, I have a crew of 8 guys who are filming for all the TV shows that we do here at Mossy Oak Productions. Cameras today are much smaller, lighter and have little-bitty buttons to push, unlike the old camera that I used with big buttons. I had filmed all of Will PrimrosвЂ™ first videos, starting in 1985, and thatвЂ™s about when I started getting paid to video. вЂњWe took that video camera out and immediately tried to film turkey hunts with it. вЂњThe first video camera that was ever available for sale, a buddy of mine bought, and we put camouflage on it,вЂќ Ronnie Strickland remembers. Strickland is in charge of Mossy Oak Video Production and TV shows and has trained most of the Mossy Oak cameramen and producers. Day 1: Ronnie вЂњCuzвЂќ Strickland says Video EquipmentвЂ™s Much Better TodayД®ditorвЂ™s Note: Ronnie вЂњCuzвЂќ Strickland, the senior vice president of Mossy Oak, has taken turkeys, deer and many-other animals with a bow, and heвЂ™s filmed numbers of other hunters taking animals with their bows for the Mossy Oak TV shows.