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NEBRASKAland October 2018

NEBRASKAland Magazine is dedicated to outstanding photography and informative writing with an engaging mix of articles and photos highlighting Nebraska’s outdoor activities, parklands, wildlife, history and people.

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OCTOBER 2018 • NEBRASKAland 45 searching for ways to film duck hunts without compromising my ability to actually hunt. Utilizing GoPro action cameras has allowed my hunting buddies and me to satisfy both cravings. GoPro cameras have a number of advantages over bigger and more expensive point-and-shoot cameras that make them ideal for hunters. They are small, portable, and versatile. GoPro has developed an endless list of accessories, and they are constantly upgrading the technology and capability of their cameras. Older models come standard with a waterproof hard case, which is essential to waterfowl hunters. In newer models, the camera itself is waterproof. Mostly importantly, you don't have to point and shoot. With a little bit of preparation, GoPros can be strategically placed to capture your hunt without anybody needing to be behind the camera. With that basic knowledge, I figured GoPros would be a quick and easy way to get some really good footage of my buddies and me filling our limits. Well, I was wrong – about the quick and easy part and the filling the limits part! By learning the hard way, which seems to be standard operating procedure for Jadlowski, the author, adjusts his decoys before a waterfowl hunt on the Platte River in Hall County, making sure he arrives early enough to leave time to ready his GoPro cameras in an effort to record that day's hunt.

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