First Zeus Video

Afalex1

Afalex1

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All,

Lancer was nice enough to host me on another hunt at his place. I was able to make my first recording with the zeus 640 75mm and UMDVR. I'm still getting used to the scope and am not performing as well as I would like. Things always get better with time.

This group of hogs was on the edge of shoulder to head high brush so the action was short. We put two down in the clearing. We had a total of 5 for the night.

http://vid145.photobucket.com/albums/r238/afalex1/123427_zpscq5vlh5t.mp4
 
The one, waving his hoof at you: "Me! Me!! I want a Kit-Kat before I die !"

Nice shootin' you two.
 
looked like there were more than 2 hit there... good video
 
Nice video, and good shooting. I have the same thermal, but a different DVR. Haven't been able to get a video yet. It's a steep learning curve. As you said it gets better each time we go out, we learn to eliminate the previous pitfalls. Good luck.
 
Pretty good job for your first video. Sure do like the whump sound of the last round hit on the hoof waver hog.
 
Nice shooting Alex and Lancer. They sure disappeared on ya'll quick. Good job.
 
Awwwe yaa! Nice work
 
Nice going Alex. I see one of these same units in my future, but not sure if l could ever get it together enough to run video. Good job.
 
The UNDVR and filter cable from DAVEABQ make it pretty easy. I had to build a mount to hold the dvr to the side of the zeus, but isn't a requirement. I did it because I didn't care for the available factory mounts. Using the remote in switch that comes with the UMDVR it takes one extra button to start recording. Watching the wires when going through brush and in/out of the truck is the trick.
 
Good video and nice hogs down ... hope to see more.
 
Good shooting, must have been a hill there as they sure disappeared quick.
 
DaveABQ said:
Good shooting, must have been a hill there as they sure disappeared quick.
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The field was split in two, half in 7' tall sorghum; half freshly plowed. They were just barely out in the plowed ground.
 
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