Pheasant Hunting "Springer Style"

[charlie cleveland]

walt you gonna have to get you some help hunting them birds... boy do i rember some great hunts on quail when you boys post these pictures and thoughts... charlie

[Pheasant Slayer]

Originally Posted by ron belanger

AHHH...THAT'S WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT!

I have been scouring similar cover here in So. NH without the benefit of a "Benny" of my own...looks like a great day for you both! Nice film work too!

Well, South NH is only a stones throw away. Perhaps someday a hunt could be put together.

[Pheasant Slayer]

Originally Posted by Paul Plager

William, that was sweet,sweet, sweet. That hat cam is a good idea. Benny, you and the Parker make a good team. Keep up the good work.
I have to pay for a hunting preserve to hunt pheasants in so. Tx. I do love it though. The good thing is that some one else is responsable for all the
dog food, training and vet bills. I just pay my money and have a great time.
Nice Parker, by the way.

I went to a hunting preserve here in CT for the first time last year. Did not have my fill after the regular season closed. It was a good time and I am considering it again this year. Good hunting to you!

[Double Lab]

William;
Great photos of your dog, gun and birds. Does your little cam clip onto your hat and does it take videos? I hunted last week with a gent who had a set of the I-Kam camera glasses that were actually a set of glasses with interchangeable lenses and took excellent video pictures. Cost somewhere in the vicinity of $150. Great way to capture the special moments of the point, flush and shot. I've tried it with a hand held camera and it's virtually impossible.

[Pheasant Slayer]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

William;
Great photos of your dog, gun and birds. Does your little cam clip onto your hat and does it take videos? I hunted last week with a gent who had a set of the I-Kam camera glasses that were actually a set of glasses with interchangeable lenses and took excellent video pictures. Cost somewhere in the vicinity of $150. Great way to capture the special moments of the point, flush and shot. I've tried it with a hand held camera and it's virtually impossible.

I am running on generater power at the moment. I am on the shoreline and we are getting pounded. Trees down everywhere as well as power lines. I cannot even believe I can get online. I am either dedicated or addicted to the internet..lol. As for the camera I am using, it is a 808 HD Car Key Micro Camera (#16). They are inexpensive, I think I paid $50.00 for it. I am pretty impressed with it. It takes video and will also take a photo. It is very small, the size of a key. It velcros right on to the brim of your hat. Don't even know it is there. If you are interested I can send the link. Thanks for the compliments.

[Walt Kowalski]

Originally Posted by William Maynard

Well, South NH is only a stones throw away. Perhaps someday a hunt could be put together.

I'm up for hunting any time!

[SXS OHIO]

Please send me the link...might like one of them...thanks

[Double Lab]

William;
Yes please send link. I just got power back after 24hrs. Took my generator over to my parents (they are both in their 90's). We did'nt get slammed that bad, we have had much worse Hurricanes in the past. Lots of trees and branches down. Oh well, I needed firewood anyway.

[Pheasant Slayer]

OK, quick message, I just got my power back and my internet. I have a huge tree leaning on my house. Let me regroup and I will post link.. Thanks...

[Richard Flanders]

If you google <808 HD Car Key Micro Camera #16> you'll get a lot of hits, especially on youtube, but also on ebay. Strangely, Amazon.com doesn't seem to list them, which is very unusual for this type of thing. Seems there's cheap fakes on ebay for only $9 also. I think the originals come straight from Hong Kong for $39. There's also a few sites that blog about them, so there's lots of information out there on this particular camera.