NOMAD turkey episode

[HartClemson99]

This spring was our first attempt at capturing turkey hunts on television. I'm pretty pleased with our first run at it:

https://vimeo.com/175257423?ref=fb-share


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[britton40]

Good stuff.

[trkykilr]

The resolution on those cameras is insane

[Coastal Woodie]

The camera definition was incredible and it's nice to watch those old Remington's kill birds.

[bhead]

Great stuff there!!!

[LowcountryBuck]

10-4

Solid work hart!

[gooseaholic]

Nice!

When do you expect the LS 1/4 zip cooling shirts in stock???

[HartClemson99]

Nice!

When do you expect the LS 1/4 zip cooling shirts in stock???

They should be available right around the first week of August on our website. Check in about a week. They are scheduled to arrive in our warehouses tomorrow and it takes a few days to get them checked in and a few days to get integrated in our system.

[ccleroy]

Beautiful

[DJP]

Saw a Hart cameo in that film. Great show!

[GBelly]

like it

[beanhunter]

Loved it.

[Duck cutter]

I only watched long enough to see the first kill, how come he only had one shell in the gun. Was that something y'all did on purpose?

[HartClemson99]

I only watched long enough to see the first kill, how come he only had one shell in the gun. Was that something y'all did on purpose?

Good catch! Interesting story behind the first kill (the Osceola). The cameraman was using a RED Weapon camera and was almost shoulder to shoulder with the shooter. I was one tree over witnessing it happen. Apparently the RED cameras are so sensitive, it cut off at the muzzle blast (thus we didn't air the kill shot). If you watch you will see the bird moving and then flopping but not the kill. The camera cut off for one second at the muzzle blast. We had to recreate the shot and with his second shell the muzzle blast cut it off again. On the third shell (his last shell), the camera man backed up far enough and zoomed in and it worked. Our cameraman got on the phone with the RED company and figured out the problem. That Osceola was our first hunt and it was a learning process for us as well as the camera manufacturer that designs their cameras for movie sets, not hunting shows!

Hunting with a camera can make for some difficult hunts. In Canada, my buddy Tussey who was filmed had several shots he could not take because the camera was not on the bird, etc. After this season witnessing what it takes to make a hunting show, I have no desire what so-ever to record my hunts for television.

[Duck cutter]

Good catch! Interesting story behind the first kill (the Osceola). The cameraman was using a RED Weapon camera and was almost shoulder to shoulder with the shooter. I was one tree over witnessing it happen. Apparently the RED cameras are so sensitive, it cut off at the muzzle blast (thus we didn't air the kill shot). If you watch you will see the bird moving and then flopping but not the kill. The camera cut off for one second at the muzzle blast. We had to recreate the shot and with his second shell the muzzle blast cut it off again. On the third shell (his last shell), the camera man backed up far enough and zoomed in and it worked. Our cameraman got on the phone with the RED company and figured out the problem. That Osceola was our first hunt and it was a learning process for us as well as the camera manufacturer that designs their cameras for movie sets, not hunting shows!

Hunting with a camera can make for some difficult hunts. In Canada, my buddy Tussey who was filmed had several shots he could not take because the camera was not on the bird, etc. After this season witnessing what it takes to make a hunting show, I have no desire what so-ever to record my hunts for television.

never would have guessed that scenario

[jtmartin]

Good catch! Interesting story behind the first kill (the Osceola). The cameraman was using a RED Weapon camera and was almost shoulder to shoulder with the shooter. I was one tree over witnessing it happen. Apparently the RED cameras are so sensitive, it cut off at the muzzle blast (thus we didn't air the kill shot). If you watch you will see the bird moving and then flopping but not the kill. The camera cut off for one second at the muzzle blast. We had to recreate the shot and with his second shell the muzzle blast cut it off again. On the third shell (his last shell), the camera man backed up far enough and zoomed in and it worked. Our cameraman got on the phone with the RED company and figured out the problem. That Osceola was our first hunt and it was a learning process for us as well as the camera manufacturer that designs their cameras for movie sets, not hunting shows!

Hunting with a camera can make for some difficult hunts. In Canada, my buddy Tussey who was filmed had several shots he could not take because the camera was not on the bird, etc. After this season witnessing what it takes to make a hunting show, I have no desire what so-ever to record my hunts for television.

I wish Ida known you needed some footage of an Osceola kill, I could a helped you out! You wouldn't even have had to get out of the truck!

[murraywader]

Is that a 4k video?

[trkykilr]

Is that a 4k video?

It is a 4K video. Hart can elaborate, but they use a camera that almost no other group is willing to carry on the woods. It's a beast, but the audio and picture clarity is unbelievable.

And wait until you see the new line of camo they have for turkey hunters coming out. Gut Pile may pass out

[Gut_Pile]

Gut Pile may pass out

Hell yeah. Might not kill shit, but i'll look good doing it.

[HartClemson99]

Is that a 4k video?

This is the camera that was used this season:

http://www.red.com/products/weapon-d...FYYjgQod-JECOQ