Videos tagged with Self-Filming

This video documents a challenging turkey hunt over four days, highlighting the persistence required to harvest a pressured gobbler. The hunter details strategies including roosting attempts, decoys, calling, and eventually employing a silent treatment when the bird became hesitant. The successful shot was taken at approximately 15-20 yards after the bird skirted the blind.

This video by Miles from Tactical Hyve emphasizes a structured approach to firearms training and practice. It differentiates between training and practice, advocating for dry fire as a primary tool for skill development and live fire for validation. Key principles include focusing on quality over quantity, setting clear goals, diligent journaling, and self-filming to identify and correct deficiencies progressively. The instructor highlights the importance of building a solid foundation in fundamentals before layering more advanced techniques.

This video from Hunt Fish Shoot features a review of the Lone Wolf Custom Gear Pocket Arm, a new innovation in self-filming camera arms for hunters. The reviewer highlights its lightweight, silent, and easy-to-set-up design, emphasizing its benefits for mobile hunters who want to capture footage of their hunts without the hassle of heavy, noisy equipment. The review aims to showcase how the Pocket Arm can improve efficiency and ensure hunters don't miss capturing memorable moments due to difficult gear setup.