Off Trail – 2009 Spring Bear

The latest Off Trail video. Todd drew a spring bear tag for the second year in a row, and he was bound and determined to make this spot-n-stalk hunt work with his bow.  Watch as we find ourselves face to face with a curious black bear at 20 yards!

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5 Responses to “Off Trail – 2009 Spring Bear”

  1. Twitted by tsorenson on July 9th, 2009 10:47 am

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  2. Hawkbow on July 9th, 2009 2:20 pm

    Great video…well put together.. way to show the ethical side of the hunt.. aim small ..miss small brothers.. Hawk

  3. Jim Braaten on July 9th, 2009 5:45 pm

    Great job on the video, Tom! I’m impressed. Just curious what you are using for a camera to record your footage…it looks to be in HD…the quality is really there. Finally, do you host on Vimeo only because it allows video longer than YouTube, or do you feel there are quality considerations, too. Just curious your thoughts. Keep up the good work.

  4. Micah Ness on July 16th, 2009 12:19 am

    Hey Tom
    Great Video! It is always motivation for me to get out there, and go hunting, and get some footage. Keep up the great work! I really liked the shots you used. Hope to see the interview video up some time soon… Just kidding, no worries, talk to you later

  5. Tom Sorenson on July 17th, 2009 10:44 pm

    Thanks all. I emailed Jim an answer, but for sake of helping anyone else out there wondering the same questions:

    We use a Canon GL2 camera – a good camera for lower cost (of the professional/consumer cameras) I really have no real qualms with this camera – perhaps the only thing I wish is that it had a wider zoom. I’m sure there are attachments for that, though.

    As for hosting on Vimeo, I think Vimeo gives more credibility than YouTube simply because YT has become so cluttered with “stuff.” Vimeo seems to be the platform of choice for folks that want to really come across as professional – and the 10 minute time limit on YT is a complete deal breaker for us.

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