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Almost a first for the Gendel cartridge!
#1
I had a Grey Wolf at 75 yards today and got him in the scope but no shot. He was black and charcoal colored. I knew they were fast but holy crap. I caught him soaking up some sun rays in a clearcut. Actually he caught me on the skid trail while he was soaking up the rays when the adventure began. I was kind of surprised when I saw him and hesitated which probably cost me the shot. Its not everyday you have one of those standing in front of you!
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#2
Cool. Next time he's yours.

John
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#3
don't you wish you had a camera shot of the view through your scope? I do!

Grunt
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#4
Somebody needs to invent such a camera scope....
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#5
go back and get him, save our elk and deer!!!
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#6
Isn't the grey wolf still on the protected list? At least till January 2012
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#7
I know in Idaho you can buy wolf tags. If not, S.S.S.
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#8
Grendel-Gene Wrote:Somebody needs to invent such a camera scope....

I know I've seen something fitting this bill before:

http://www.texashuntfish.com/app/product...uct-Review
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#9
WOW! That's even better than what I was asking for. Now all I need to do is win the lottery...
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#10
There are different ways to attach cameras to your scope, with tutorials all over the place. Not sure how that works with sighting, but images of the Land Warrior weapon camera come to mind...rigged to the helmet-mounted display.
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terrywick4 Wrote:Isn't the grey wolf still on the protected list? At least till January 2012

We are now allowed 2 over the counter tags per year. Some units have quotas and other units are open for unlimited. As of right now only 169 have been reported to fish and game since season opened last september. They are a very smart animal and hard to harvest. Montana also has a season.

I am going back out tomorrow to try and find him again!
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#12
LRRPF52 Wrote:I know I've seen something fitting this bill before:

http://www.texashuntfish.com/app/product...uct-Review


I did this with my gopro helmet cam this last archery season. I attached it to the front on my bow and captured the six point bull I harvested on video! Not the best video since I shot him at 12 yards and it looks like 25 throught the camera plus the sound is not the best. You can here him bugleing but you have to have the volume turned up.
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#13
Alot of people have been using those tiny cameras that the snow boarders and sky divers have been using. They are about half the size of a pack of cigarettes. They have been making decent gun cams. You just have to get a little creative with the mounting. I saw on one of the gun forums where a guy took one and epoxied it to a picatinny mount and mounted it on a rail.

Here's some things I found

http://www.theriflecam.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G670J-msleI

http://www.guncameramounts.com/

http://www.engadget.com/2010/10/21/tachy...s-us-with/
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#14
Im going to mount my ContourROAM camera to mine when I get it built!
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