Happy New Year everyone. Way back when I did this video I pretty much had to work with what I had. At the time I didn't have, and couldn't afford a lavalier lapel mic. However, I was really hopeful that the camo idea might help some folks keep from getting their cameras stolen on public land. It's always the thought that counts right? Good day, and all the best.- Dave.
Dave this is a great video. I wonder if it would be better to use a clear drying caulk or probably would not make a difference. Either way I intend to use this to camouflage my TCs . thanks
This is a great idea. I will def try this out on one of my cams. I agree with a previous comment that a final close-up of the cam from different angles would have made a big difference on this video as well as maybe some comparison photos of a plain cam and a camo cam on the same tree - much like a before & after photo to show how much less obvious the camo is compared to a plain stock cam. Just a thought. Thanks for the idea.
Looks great on a big HD screen. I can see and read HunTen Cam and Loctite Spray Adhesive spray, see the leaves and the fine stuff. Had to turn it up to hear perfectly, big deal. Sounds like every channel now. You people have the nicest s**t to worry about. Thanks for the video!
how long does the nomorenails stuff take to dry ? once dry is it ok to spray paint the nomorenails/caulk stuff ? and then once paint is dry then id glue leaves etc on..can you explain more what dry stuff you stick on ? eg whole leaves ? twigs ? what exactly thanks dude
My screen shot for the video is just that, a close up pic of the finished camera. What you can do is click "BROWSE VIDEOS", then zoom your screen resloution and it will make the pic much larger. I just tried it at 400% zoom and it was huge & crystal clear. Hope this helps, and that you for watching my video. All the best- Dave
Great idea, I usually just get sicks and brush and put them in and around the camera but I also always put the camera in a lock box and screw it to the tree, lean logs and stuff on the sides to make it only visible from the very front. I agree with bara, poor execution of a demo video. You needed a second video or you needed to take stills to edit into the video from above. Doing good demo videos is all about the editing. The king of DIY does great ones that are informative and move along quickly with great camera angles. Good luck in the woods..!
Thank you Dave,, Yeah the sound was low.. So what.. I can hear with headphones and I have been in bands fo almost 40 years LMAO.... I am sick of people stealing my cams so I thank you for the tips and the video.
Nice location for a video. I figured I would say something besides complain about sound like all the other geniuses. It's not like this is rocket science..
crack shot Yes, lol. At the time I didn't realize they made different colors. The place I went had white so that's what I got. Thank you for watching my video.
Thanks so much for watching my video, glad you enjoyed it. I would love to see your finished camera. Can you post it at my forum publiclandbowhuntersdo-co- All the best- Dave
I don't know man I think you should redo that video there are a lot of things that I didn't like about it the first thing I didn't like about it is I could not hear you I had to use a amplifier speaker to you to hear you and the video or the camera is too far away from where you're at I need to be able to see exactly what you're doing and how you're doing it and what type of products you using I couldn't see any of that therefore this video is completely useless to me bring the camera closer to you and I think that will solve all your problems just a little food for thought
Please invest in a microphone or talk louder. The volume is all the way up and I still can't hear a thing.
Happy New Year everyone. Way back when I did this video I pretty much had to work with what I had. At the time I didn't have, and couldn't afford a lavalier lapel mic.
However, I was really hopeful that the camo idea might help some folks keep from getting their cameras stolen on public land. It's always the thought that counts right? Good day, and all the best.- Dave.
Can you redo the vid? Please :)
Dave this is a great video. I wonder if it would be better to use a clear drying caulk or probably would not make a difference. Either way I intend to use this to camouflage my TCs . thanks
This is a great idea. I will def try this out on one of my cams.
I agree with a previous comment that a final close-up of the cam from different angles would have made a big difference on this video as well as maybe some comparison photos of a plain cam and a camo cam on the same tree - much like a before & after photo to show how much less obvious the camo is compared to a plain stock cam. Just a thought. Thanks for the idea.
Looks great on a big HD screen. I can see and read HunTen Cam and Loctite Spray Adhesive spray, see the leaves and the fine stuff. Had to turn it up to hear perfectly, big deal. Sounds like every channel now. You people have the nicest s**t to worry about. Thanks for the video!
how long does the nomorenails stuff take to dry ? once dry is it ok to spray paint the nomorenails/caulk stuff ? and then once paint is dry then id glue leaves etc on..can you explain more what dry stuff you stick on ? eg whole leaves ? twigs ? what exactly thanks dude
Why not glue bark chunks from nearby snags so it matches the tree you are mounting the camera to?
Agreed . bark from the area and some moss using a glue gun works well.Still a good video .
Thanks so much, I'm really glad you like them. All the best- Dave
Dave your videos rock brother keep them coming. Looking forward to the hunting session and I'm going to use some of your tips. Thanks bud.
My screen shot for the video is just that, a close up pic of the finished camera. What you can do is click "BROWSE VIDEOS", then zoom your screen resloution and it will make the pic much larger. I just tried it at 400% zoom and it was huge & crystal clear. Hope this helps, and that you for watching my video. All the best- Dave
That camera is now sold out. Hunten Outdoors is who makes the camera. They do have a $39.95 model available.
I like it! Good job!
Just wanted to say thanks for the video just did this to one of my camera do u wait for it to dry before takeing the tape off
Great idea, I usually just get sicks and brush and put them in and around the camera but I also always put the camera in a lock box and screw it to the tree, lean logs and stuff on the sides to make it only visible from the very front.
I agree with bara, poor execution of a demo video. You needed a second video or you needed to take stills to edit into the video from above.
Doing good demo videos is all about the editing. The king of DIY does great ones that are informative and move along quickly with great camera angles.
Good luck in the woods..!
Thank you Dave,, Yeah the sound was low.. So what.. I can hear with headphones and I have been in bands fo almost 40 years LMAO.... I am sick of people stealing my cams so I thank you for the tips and the video.
Did you say put trail mix on it?
Re-shoot this video it seems pretty good but it’s far away and you can’t hear anything
Great idea! Thank you.
loved your video !
great information !
thanks for sharing !
Nice location for a video. I figured I would say something besides complain about sound like all the other geniuses. It's not like this is rocket science..
Thomas King thank you, lol. I chose that spot specifically for the way the light was coming thru the leaves. Happy New Year.
what camera did u use
were did you get the cam? link dont work
Why oh why use WHITE callking when they make brown, tan and black calk?
crack shot Yes, lol. At the time I didn't realize they made different colors. The place I went had white so that's what I got. Thank you for watching my video.
Good idea but I would use brown or black caulking to start with .
Very good point. At the time of this video I didn't realize they made it in different colors.
Can u do a close up of the camera id like to try this
A close up pick of the camera after its been camoed
Nice job !
Thanks so much for watching my video, glad you enjoyed it. I would love to see your finished camera. Can you post it at my forum publiclandbowhuntersdo-co- All the best- Dave
dude! try to get a gopro and attached above your desk to actually see what ure doing, no offense but i dont see sh*t! cheers
Gyozo Bara Lol, I hear ya man. That's a great suggestion. Thank you for watching my video.
Helpful, cool!
I love this video, because can't hear any thing!
Man redo this video and set the camera closer so we can see and hear you
what? WHat? WHAT? How to camo your voice!
Not only could I not hear a thing everything I seen was aweful
I don't even see the point just buy a cammo trail cam
You NEED to use a Microphone, and/or, a SOUND RECORDER, and sync that to your video, when you post these videos. Great video, otherwise! Thanks!!!
get a descent mic I could not hear a word you said
Wth? Cant hear a thing
Be more specific please.
What!!!
I don't know man I think you should redo that video there are a lot of things that I didn't like about it the first thing I didn't like about it is I could not hear you I had to use a amplifier speaker to you to hear you and the video or the camera is too far away from where you're at I need to be able to see exactly what you're doing and how you're doing it and what type of products you using I couldn't see any of that therefore this video is completely useless to me bring the camera closer to you and I think that will solve all your problems just a little food for thought
Can't hear a word. Useless.
Wat?
Terrible video. Can't see anything you're doing. No close-up, bad sound quality,
yawn