Winchester Deadly Passion Showcases the Art of Self-Filming

By Michelle Scheuermann

MINNETONKA, MN (Ammoland.Com) — What does it take to self-film while in a treestand or ground blind? In this week’s episode of Winchester Deadly Passion, Melissa Bachman shares her best tips from years of self-filming her own hunts. Bachman shows how to get the shot off, but also capture great footage. As she says, it’s not an either/or situation. Tune in this week to Winchester Deadly Passion on Sportsman Channel on Sunday, May 1 at 11:30 a.m. ET.

Watch a sneak peek at: http://www.thesportsmanchannel.com/shows/winchesters-deadly-passion/

“Self-filming truly is an art as it is absolutely difficult when you are the hunter and cameraman combined – it changes everything about how you approach the hunt and during the hunt itself,” admitted Bachman. She gives plenty of tips and strategies on self-filming from using a solid camera arm set-up – if in a treestand – to utilizing decoys to bring bucks closer. “Plus, I also keep a second, smaller, camera on me to catch my reactions. Lately I’ve been using the Garmin VIRB on my bow, which is also connected to my heart rate. Its really cool seeing how your heart rate goes from a resting beat to madly reacting to buck fever,” …Read the Rest

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