Super footage; and great, natural on-camera personality by both you and your son.

Tip: try use of second camera on sticks (tripod) and/or lipstick cam when you’re able to edit in with hand held footage. For instance: fixed on the target during bow tuning (practice); lipstick cam in cab during vehicle footage; and in the blind by all three cameras. Always capture the animal as you did; you can always go back and improvise you taking the shot. But, your over the shoulder footage was great, and worked well. These tips puts the viewer right in the situation with you. Very impressed.

Welcome to the forum. I’ll be looking forward to tuning in to see the progression of your show. Off to a great start!

Thank you for the input, always much appreciated. We are just really starting to try to dial it all in and having a bunch of fun with it. We had a couple of go pro’s set up but realized they were just a bit out of range from the blind when we tried to turn them on. Thanks for watching!

Those Go Pros will get ya every time. Limited production value; but great mounted on a motorcycle helmet when hitt’in the “twisties”. Keep it up; you’re on to something!