Full Circle- Outdoors Cinematography - Bluegrass Bowhunter

Full Circle - Outdoor Cinematography 
by Bluegrass Bowhunter

Bigger is not always better. Well, in the field of outdoors filming equipment   I’ve been at this hobby for roughly 16 years. The most advanced camera to take to the woods at the time was a hi8 digital Sony. Busting my wallet for a cool $1200. Couple that with a crude homemade camera arm and we had ourselves our first “real” setup. I quickly realized that I loved this new hobby and began the research of all the newer bigger and better toys. The next step in my filming evolution came with the purchase of a “giant” sized Canon Gl2 (giant for those days)

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"February" - Post Season in Kentucky

"February" - Post Season in Kentucky

by: Bluegrass Bowhunter

It was one of those February days. Feeling a little stir crazy around the house, I felt it was time to hit the woods. No exceptions other than enjoying the scenery were on the agenda. Seems like these are often my most productive days afield. No pressure was the motto.  Walking around looking at the old rubs and scrapes can cleanse the mind of all the hustle and bustle of daily life. I find that this is also my best time of the year to really figure out what’s going on. The thicket that was once off limits is now fair game. "Why didn't I hunt here?” seems to be the common thought in my head.  I absolutely love every minute of it! Then all of a sudden you hit the post deer season lottery. A really nice shed antler, or a set if you're a truly lucky individual. The piece start to fall together and new life is breathed into the mentally worn out post-season hunter. Excited of what might be in the coming months and fall are all that consume you. I love post season…

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