Tactacam

[Gman12]

I just got a new Tactacam and I am planning on taking it to Colorado for the opening week of archery season. We hunt water holes/wallows and have very close encounters with elk usually on a daily basis and I have been filming in previous years with my cell phone. I am not a tech guy and plan to have one of the guys at work who loves tinkering with electronics take it home for a few days and then show me how to work it. Do any of you have any tips? Pros or cons? Do you like yours? Thanks in advance

 

[Jeremyc_1999]

I just got a new Tactacam and I am planning on taking it to Colorado for the opening week of archery season. We hunt water holes/wallows and have very close encounters with elk usually on a daily basis and I have been filming in previous years with my cell phone. I am not a tech guy and plan to have one of the guys at work who loves tinkering with electronics take it home for a few days and then show me how to work it. Do any of you have any tips? Pros or cons? Do you like yours? Thanks in advance

I suggest practicing with drawing with the tactacam as well as using illuminated nocks (if legal). Also practice some simulated recording after the shot. In my opinion, they are a great camera. If you have any questions, let me know.

 

[midwesthunter]

They only work as good as you can keep it pointed at the game. That means during draw and release. Pretty easy to run though

 

[noharleyyet]

I’ve read the thread title wrong again. Had my hopes up for sometime entirely different.

 

[Fisherkid1]

Had one and it lasted me 1 snow goose trip clamped to a 10ga with an extension tube.
Never worked again and customer service wouldnt even reply to my emails.
It went right in the trash.