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I also noticed this during the final stalk; thank you for confirming my fears. I probably could have shortened things up by 10 - 20 second. The film quality on those rocks is quite good though, and the lichens are pretty cool, but I agree with you. This stuff could have been easily edited out, as there are a lot more ground shots that did not make the cut, but it did not really seem noticeable until it was uploaded to YouTube. Also, it is dificult matching up the music to where the shot takes place in a good spot musically, and vice versa. Glad you liked it. Check out the others on the channel. "Legalizer" is not as big of a buck, but I actually find it more entertaining.

It took more hours than I care to admit, but I finally finished and posted my 2012 Idaho Archery Mule Deer Hunting Video. I would like to know what you all think about it. Any feedback, criticism, comments, and questions are appreciated. http://youtu.be/8XvuoinPsBc?t=20s Hope you enjoy! Chris

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Well, is seems I'm a little late on this thread, but I just want to let you know that I have been through a few different brands of snake boots and the Danner Pronghorns are my favorite with gortex. I will probably buy another pair when I wear these out, although I have been wearing TurtleSkin Snake Gaiters lately, so it will be a while. I think I prefer the gaiters overall though as they are lighter, cooler, and more comfortable if you buy a good pair. Here is a link to the site where I learned about the boots and gaiters: www.snakeproofgear.com

Well, is seems I'm a little late on this thread, but I just want to let you know that I have been through a few different brands of snake boots and the Danner Pronghorns are my favorite. I will probably buy another pair when I wear these out, although I have been wearing TurtleSkin Snake Gaiters lately, so it will be a while. I think I prefer the gaiters as they are lighter, cooler, and more comfortable if you buy a good pair. Here is a link to the site where I learned about the boots and gaiters: www.snakeproofgear.com