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Here’s something I put together a few years ago. Just got around to uploading it for the world to see. Filmed in SD, and with a cheap tripod, but still worth watching.
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Clay – Wowza! You have either studied film technique or are a natural. Only flaw I could see in the whole thing was the photographer’s shadow in the lower right of the opening scene — easily cropped out. Little touches like the close-up of your eyeball watching the bear, fitting in the entire shot from archer to target, a switch from “invigorating” to somber music after the shot, the look of simultaneous self-satisfaction in a successful hunt along with a touch of sadness and obvious respect for the animal turns a standard “hero shot” into something touching and special … this is all way above merely good amateur videography. And hey, gotta love your “camo.” 😀 Your fan, Dave
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Mr Hayes —
Nicely done ! – Very Impressive, please make more. Shows Trad Bow Hunting in the fine light it is, when done well.
Thanks
Scout
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Gotta chime in. Excellent work, on both videos. Ditto on the shadow, but really that’s small potatoes and an easy fix. Terrific choice of music. Also, congratulations on the bear. Fine shot ending in the recovery we hope for.
Best, dwcphoto
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Wow! That is a great video, very classy.
Thanks for sharing it with us.
Duncan
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man that was awesome ( even though I hate that word) I can’t think of a better way to describe it. Thank you for your post
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What a hunt! Love the longbow and the natural camo. Great shot, and what a nice bear, beautiful…
What a fantastic video! Better than all the garbage that is on the tube today…Oh, Clay, thanks for showing tremendous respect for the hunt and more importantly, the animal. I loved it. Well done, looking forward to more of your stuff.
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great video
continuity comment;
You seem to have different numbers of arrows in you quiver at different times. When you pick up your fired arrow you have at least 4 to 5 arrows in the quiver, by the time you find your bear you are down to one arrow in the quiver, then in the closing shots you are back up to 3 or 4 arrows again.
It does not detract from the great camera shots. I really like the bear reflection in your eye just before you take the shot.
one of the better trad archery videos I have seen
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Wow! Finally a hunting video that I would be proud to show my non-hunting friends. Simply wow!
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AWESOME, thanks for sharing.
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Well done,sir! Keep ’em coming.8) Wayne
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Thanks guys, and nice critique. The two vids I’ve posted were put together several years ago. Since then I’ve got a much nicer camera and tripod as well as refined my techniques. Anyhow I’ll have a website up soon with more, and better quality, short films.
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blacktail wrote: i have to agree with others GREAT video…and the hunt was sweet…my questions are about the gear you used…what kind of bow, arrows and head did you use…thanks so much for sharing….john
Bow – pacific yew english longbow
heads – Magnus I think
Quiver – bobcat, plains style
outfit – braintan buckskin breeches, homemade muslin shirt died in walnut hulls, buffalo hide (commercialy tanned) mocs.
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