2015 Deer Season Review (Video)

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Great video! As was mentioned, really can see the difference in having a lighted nock ( that's working ) vs not.....
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You'll love the Matrix 330, I have one in MOTS Camo and love it, but I'm also looking to buy my wife a Micro 315 in the spring. looks like you had a great year Congrats
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MTBighorn wrote:Great Video!! Thank you for sharing. Awesome coyote shot!!!

I think that the micro has a huge problem,... There HAS to be an "X" somewhere in the name of an Excalibur :twisted: :lol: ..And sorry guys there is just no other way to spell it. Now the MatriX...see, we have everything we need to make a perfect Excalibur, "including the X :mrgreen:
Should name it the Microx then. :lol:
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Great video thanks for sharing. Making an edited video like that is a lot of work . I love my matrix 330 its still my favorite bow. You wont have any limb problems with it like the micro.them 330s can take a ton of abuse believe me. !
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Nice job on the video and the hunt's!! That 330 is one sweet bow, enjoy! I am sure your problems are over as that is as bullet proof as the old Excal's we are used to,,, enjoy,,,,,,, :wink:
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Great video. I just got an airpro2 for Chrstmas and will be taking videos with it. What software do you recommend for editing. Any advice is appreciated as I want to be ready to do some videos of the hunting season this fall.
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nyexhunter wrote:Great video. I just got an airpro2 for Chrstmas and will be taking videos with it. What software do you recommend for editing. Any advice is appreciated as I want to be ready to do some videos of the hunting season this fall.
I am totally new to video editing. On the recommendation of someone on this forum I use the simple editing tools provided by YouTube. They are quite easy to learn/use and more than robust enough for my needs. (There are also free video tutorials on YouTube.) I really have no interest in getting into advanced editing. I'd just like to create some memories for when I am unable to climb trees anymore :lol: :lol:
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Nice video work. Already counting days until I can get back into the woods. Thanks for sharing that with us
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