Video: GoPro Hero3 Bow Hunting Footage

[TheFieldArcher]

Here is an all GoPro Hero3 footage video, anyone interested in this camera can get a good idea of the quality. They are not very good in low light and you can see the difference in the video. The remote works good, not great... it is a little touchy in temps below 32. Make sure you head out with the batteries fully charged, especially on the remote and make sure you shut off the Wi Fi when not in use or your batteries will lose power. Great secondary camera and I would not use it as my only camera, get a camcorder with 25X or better for single camera use, today you can pick up a very good quality HD camcorder for under $400.00.

 

[HuntOrBeHunted]

I had one it was ok. I didn't like the fact that there was no screen if I wanted to see what I was recording I couldn't. I brought mine back and got a mosin lol. They are decent cameras.

[Marion]

I know you are going for food, but why would you purposely shoot that yearling at the 1:49 mark, aside from the fact that they are extra tender and taste better. That said I do enjoy watching your videos, always have nice angles and quality editing. 

Edited March 25, 2014 by The Jerkman

[TheFieldArcher]

I know you are going for food, but why would you purposely shoot that yearling at the 1:49 mark, aside from the fact that they are extra tender and taste better. That said I do enjoy watching your videos, always have nice angles and quality editing. 

 

The doe at 1:49 was not a yearling... at 3:05 was a yearling and that was my cousins first deer. But with that said, I do prefer the younger ones and donate the older/bigger ones to the food bank (HHH). Last year I donated 8 deer, but I kept the young tender ones! lol

 

One of my donation hunts is in this video:

 

[Marion]

good call. Yeah I much prefer a nice doe over buck meat any day, much more tender. I just don't have the heart to take the smaller ones despite how delicious they are. But I do love the videos and the donation to the needy is always a great thing! Keep up the great work!