damn, you went all out on that kit. I am not a fan of tripods but 100% of my work is stills which may be the difference between us but it may not hurt to look up the Waka Rapids camera sling, its a $25 sling, and you connect it to your lens foot and the weight of your camera is now on your shoulder and chest area rather than in 1 hand with an extra 10 pounds. Another you can add to your list if you ever go to a rocky location and there aren't many comfortable locations to sit is a hunting cushion, strap it to your wast and it hangs over your butt, you will look goofy but who cares, sit and instant comfort.
I appreciate your suggestions, i'm definitely going to look into these! It's great to have viewers like you who share valuable tips to enhance the experience when out in the field, the cushion actually sounds great. Thanks David!
Very entertaining - bordering on bonkers - what a day. Nice heads-up on those boots, too. All the best from a cabin in a swamp in a rainforest in New Zealand. Cheers.
Nice project but start learning the names of the birds. You didn´t see a crow but you saw a raven (big difference) and these were not seagulls. By learning this, you´ll know what is rare and what is not
I’m so glad you enjoyed, I didn’t set the date and time on the wildlife camera before setting it up, it was the first time using one and I didn’t realise you had to set the date and time. I promise I didn’t time travel to 2022 🦡
