Elkaddict

Well done! One of the tips on filming I recently came across was try to make your scenes less than 10 seconds. Viewers have a hard time staying interested with longer scenes. I really liked the way you put it together. Good job! Not sure about Movie Maker but I use Roxio Creator 2010 and it has a feature called "pan and Zoom" that you can do that with.Movie Maker might have something similar.

Great find!

How True!!

You're going to love it, out of the weather and comfy. Just the right size for towing!

Ditto that!! I find almost all my elk sheds by glassing them. I can't imagine doing that for coues sheds, I'm sure it's been done. Probably while hunting vs. actually trying to glass them.

That bull looks like wolf food. Nice finds!!

+1

Congrats!!Great buck and pictures!

Very nice !!

Wow!!

I bit!

Here's an email I recieved last week......... This has to be stopped ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Folks, I am sending you the official plan from the federal government to place wolves in the Southern Rockies. Every sportsman in America needs to see this plan. These plans will spread wolves into 97.5% of all elk in America. Here is what they are doing: Baca National Wildlife refuge in Southern Colorado will have wolves transplanted in 2012 if portions of this plan are implemented. Baca is much, much smaller than Yellowstone. It is only 70 Miles from Northern New Mexico. It is only 250 Miles from Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. Wolves can travel that far in less than a week. Yellowstone National Park was used to introduce wolves to the Northern Rockies. Without your help, history will repeat itself this year in the Southern Rockies. See the official plan for yourself at the link below (look on page 8, bottom of the first column where they mention the introduction of wolves in Colorado's Baca National Wildlife Refuge). http://www.fws.gov/alamosa/planning/slv_ccp_update2_web2.pdf Here is how you can help stop these plans: (1) Spread the word: Send this email to 10 friends and ask them to forward this email to more friends. (2) Join the Fight: If you haven't already, sign the online petition to stop these wolf expansion plans at http://biggameforever.org (3) Take Action: It only takes 30 seconds to send a message to your representatives in Congress to stop these plans. Simply go to http://biggameforever.org/takeaction and click the “Take Action” button to send a message in support of two bills in Congress, S. 249 and H.R. 509, the Big Game and Livestock Protection Act. Without S. 249 and H.R. 509, it will be very difficult to slow down these plans to expand wolves throughout 97.5% of all elk in America. Without a very substantial outcry from sportsmen and livestock owners, wolves will very likely be placed in Colorado this year. While attempts have been made to dismiss the use of wolves as "not the preferred alternative," now that they are an official part of the plan, we are one very small step away from having wolves introduced into Baca National Widlife Refuge. We can't leave this to chance. Over 10,000 messages have already been sent to Congress to stop the plans to put wolves in the Baca, but we need many, many more. Especially from the 600,0000 hunters in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah. We need all need to join the fight to stop this from happening. Remember, Idaho's elk harvest has been cut in half by wolves. Wolves have been a huge burden for livestock producers. Without substantial changes to the underlying statutes, it is a bad idea to spread these failed policies to the Southern Rockies. Here are some news articles about these plans for wolves in Colorado. http://www.chieftain.com/news/region/wolves-to-be-considered-for-culling-elk-herds/article_f3bb655c-4719-11e1-9fa5-001871e3ce6c.html http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/30306535/detail.html http://www.nbc11news.com/home/headlines/Wildlife_officials_consider_wolves_to_control_elk_138133208.html http://trib.com/news/state-and-local/wildlife-officials-consider-wolves-to-control-elk/article_f9253486-55f4-58d2-b1ab-a3401facb586.html http://pagosasprings.com/wolf-release-programs-in-colorado-too-close-for-comfort/ We are continuing to research this developing story. We will keep you apprised as developments arise. Thanks for your willingness to join the fight to protect our ranching and outdoor heritage. -- Ryan Benson http://biggameforever.org/ ryandbenson@msn.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Big Game Forever, LLC | 314 West Broadway #200, Salt Lake City, Utah 84101

With or without flour, whatever type of oil, this is the #1 bit of advice!!

I like all your videos, keep em coming!

Great looking buck!

Forgot to say "Point made"!!

Nice pics......looking forward to it!

Good one!!

Great footage! Enjoyed it!

COOL describes it perfectly! Congrats!

Good job, nice video!

Good pointers.

Talked to the guy that scratched his lens, he said he was charged for the lens....thought it was $170 but it's been awhile so doesn't remember. They did a compleat cleaning and put on new armor coating...........He was happy with the repair. Makes sense, they can't help our carelessness.

In the past I heard stories of guys driving over their 15's and getting them fixed for free. Had a friend drop his and got a scratch on the lens and it was replaced for free. I dropped my 10's from about 3' and something on the inside came loose and they fixed them for free. Don't know what happened to the costumer service. Maybe someone, a dealer?, can shed some light on the warranty as to what it covers now.

Will be interesting to see what he looks like next year.