There are more and more people each year who are trying to film their hunts and preserve memories from the field. I think it’s awesome. With that said, I also know there are more than a few folks who have always thought about filming their hunts, and even wanted to film, but have never pulled the trigger. If that’s you, or you are just starting out with a camera, keep reading.
Usually, it’s just so overwhelming, right? That’s really the thing that holds people back. From all of the camera gear to all of the extra work it takes to film their hunt. It’s just too much and easier to purely focus on hunting. I get it. I was like that. Nowadays, though, most of my hunts are filmed, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
With all of that said, I wanted to put together a sort of beginner’s guide for those interested in filming their hunts. A high-level jumping off point, if you would. And so I don’t write what would likely be similar to a novel in length, here’s an easy-to-digest video going over this!
I know, I know. There is a lot to dive into here after watching this. So, you can plan on more videos coming down the pipeline on the specifics. Remember, this is a marathon, not a race. Enjoy the process and learn every step of the way.
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