Primos,

You guys are killing me. When I can't get out and hunt Elk like I like to. (not able to go this year) I hunt through your video's. There has got to be away to film and hide that one-eyed "thing" the Elk see when they come running in to get shot the thing we call the camera lense.

Not being able to see everthing except what the camera see's one can tell the Elk is looking straight at a big black hole, an un natural thing to see even for them.

The refelction they catch, the "hole" or empty space they see triggers what I keep seeing as a side-step reaction. Once they enter into our scope of a frame, they're triggered by something un natural for them to see. I can imagine you maybe working on a screen or a filtering screen of sometype, can't wait till you find one...

John Edwards
Creative Hunting Designs among other things...

hmmmmmmmmmmm??? there sure has been a ton of elk killed on video to think it's that much of an issue, dont ya think??

Yeah, I know "a ton" of Elk have been killed on video, but how much more could have been taken down. I maybe making a moot point here, but there seems to be away to kill more and not be seen by the tasty critters.

i'm sure someone will start to think of the same thing and it will sell real good...there are a lot of times when they see the camera and spook (truth 8 big bulls...wills 1st hunt)....but i think it's just something you have to deal with. What can possibly be used to cover the elk's view of the camera but not your view....it cant be mesh, or dots (like on sunglasses), i don't think it's possible.