Setup to video/record your hunt?

[Kingmarine]

I know I saw one for archery on here awhile back but I normally hunt rifle/blackpowder.

I was wondering if anyone had set up a video rig that would not go drastically crazy when a shot is fired from a rifle but still follow the path of the hunters head or weapon.

I am considering trying to get some hunting video footage and am trying to figure out a way of doing this without a high end or extremely expensive rig or setup.

Any ideas?

 

[stroker-c10]

I don't know if this is quite what you are looking for and I cant remember the name but there is a bracket that you can buy that you can screw into a tree and has an arm that extends out that you attach the video camera too. I will have to look and see if we still have the box so I can find out exact brand.

 

[brennan]

I saw on a hunting show some glasses with a camera built in.

 

[dennishoddy]

I saw on a hunting show some glasses with a camera built in.

They sell those at Cabella's.
Its not a video, but there is a scope for sale that takes a pic at the instant the trigger is pulled.

 

[brian89]

http://www.basspro.com/Gorilla-Treestands-Camera-Arm/product/49534/-976653

This is what I use to for my camera mount when in a tree stand, it works great, Only problem is if you get a heavier camera it tends to bounce.. Its lightweight it folds up and fits in my pack..

 

[Kingmarine]

Thanks for the information. I'm going to look into that and see what all I may be able to do with it...