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In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 09 26, 2013 •  [Post 1]

So far for me, no elk close enough, but some new places this season have resulted in some interesting finds.
I took the photo below, when solo, to show my hunting buddy how big the wallow I found is.

Has anyone else put their Clip-Shot to use yet this season?
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Norrec » 09 26, 2013 •  [Post 2]

holy wallow! sure you didnt photoshop yourself smaller? That thing is a monster! Hope you find it!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 09 26, 2013 •  [Post 3]

Norrec wrote:holy wallow! sure you didnt photoshop yourself smaller? That thing is a monster! Hope you find it!


That is funny.
I don't know how to Photoshop things like that.
It was for a size reference to show my buddy back at camp,...and it worked.
I didn't intend to post it, but decided to get things started here with something recent.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Broken arrow » 09 26, 2013 •  [Post 4]

Here are a couple from mine. I love it!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 10 26, 2013 •  [Post 5]

Broken arrow wrote:Here are a couple from mine. I love it!


I'm glad you have found it to be useful.

Thank You for posting this.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 10 26, 2013 •  [Post 6]

I didn't turn loose of an arrow this season, but still had fun and learned a few more things.

Decided to post some proof that a wife, at times, can be willing to hike along to where a solo "in the field" photo was taken.
Used the same branch to hold my camera, and to me, it is priceless as well...
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby ctdad » 11 04, 2013 •  [Post 7]

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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Indian Summer » 11 04, 2013 •  [Post 10]

Every once in awhile it's ok to say I told ya'll so.

Priceless little gadget isn't it!

Glad the forums are working out for you Lyn.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 11 06, 2013 •  [Post 11]

Indian Summer wrote:Every once in awhile it's ok to say I told ya'll so.

Priceless little gadget isn't it!

Glad the forums are working out for you Lyn.


Thanks Joe.
As more people use it, I look forward to getting more feedback & more photo's posted here.
The 24 that have been shipped from here should continue to expand awareness.
I really count on others showing a friend or two or at least sharing a priceless "in the field" photo.
If my Clip-Shot can become as valuable to others as it has become for me, well, that will be pretty rewarding in itself.
I've been using mine for more than 7 years now. It goes everywhere my camera goes, year round.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Indian Summer » 11 08, 2013 •  [Post 12]

Used an arrow with the Clip-Shot for this one. Notice the Chuckler Tube on the rack too.

Thanks Lyn... thanks Paul!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Ridgernr » 11 09, 2013 •  [Post 13]

My son just filled both his deer tags tonight and heres the picture using my shooting sticks and the clipshot.
Thanks for a great product.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby JohnFitzgerald » 11 10, 2013 •  [Post 14]

Used a Clipshot for ChuckarNUTS bull. Could not have captured a team shot without it.
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 11 12, 2013 •  [Post 15]

Great "In the Field" moments... Thank You for taking time to Post a Photo!

Looking forward to more!!!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby ElkNut1 » 11 12, 2013 •  [Post 16]

Oh ya, everyone should own a Clipshot! This gadget works sweet & works for us too! Here's a photo of it in use & hopefully another following on my son's Mule Deer hunt within the next 2 weeks of Nov!

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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 12 07, 2013 •  [Post 17]

ElkNut1 wrote:Oh ya, everyone should own a Clipshot!

They are built to last. I have 8 years on mine.

Thanks to all for the comments and for posting some great "in the field memories".

Keep the photo's coming!!!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Clip-Shot » 02 03, 2014 •  [Post 18]

I use my Clip-Shot for Every Season...
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby Freebird134 » 02 04, 2014 •  [Post 19]

The only problem I've had with my clipshot is that it's so small I lost it! Great product!!!!
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Re: In the Field photos?

Postby ishy » 02 06, 2014 •  [Post 20]

Anybody use it with a video camera. I like the gopro type action cams, but need zoom. Would think this would work great attached to a backpack strap on your shoulder as you should still be able to adjust zoom and see your lcd screen too with minimal movement.
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