2 questions (Camera?/Mojo?)

[Braidwood Hunter]

1. I'm getting a camera primarily for wildlife/hunting pictures. I think the one I want is about $200. Does anyone have experience with the video features on a camera? Will I be able to tape parts of a hunt, then put them on the computer to edit and possibly make a dvd?

2. We hunt a lot of deep water... how can I rig our mojos up so they can float like a decoy?

[SMOKE]

on the mojo they actually have a floating mojo now. i think you can get them in either a mallard or bluebill.

[Braidwood Hunter]

I'd like to save some $ and rig something up... if I can't figure anything out I might have to resort to that.

[firefighter520]

Cabelas has the floating mojo hen on sale cheap!

[firefighter520]

Sorry just tried to find a link for ya and looks like they are all out!

[calling4life]

I use the video feature on a $300 dollar digital camera to do my recordings. And yes, if you had the editing software, you could rig up a DVD. The quality as far as hunting videos goes, may not be to great, but it can be done.

I would at least try to get the digital image stabilization, with a little camera, even a little shake makes a huge difference.

I was actually just playing around with the basic DVD maker that came with this computer, and its pretty easy to do. I am just trying to figure out how to merge some of my calling videos together, so I can record like 1 file on a LM and 1 on a MM then merge them. Would make a cool video, if you could merge a few together, you could really get to sounding like a whole flock of geese.