Don't Get Left Out... of the Picture this year...

by **Clip-Shot** » 07 14, 2014 • [Post 1]

Some ElkNuts already have this little gizmo to help take "in the field Photos".
I'm particular, so I put them together right here at my home in Montana.
For more info about my Clip-Shot, go here: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1547

Special Offer -- PayPal $17.50 to: clipshot@montana.com (Please indicate your choice of color in the notes)

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I also have an accessory to be used with Smart Phones I call a "Smart-Shot" shown here: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2680#p32543
This will add another$4.

by **ctdad** » 07 14, 2014 • [Post 2]

Taken with a clip shot

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by **ctdad** » 07 14, 2014 • [Post 3]

Great memory with dad captured by clip shot

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by **jmez** » 07 14, 2014 • [Post 4]

Everyone should have one of these things!!!

by **planebow** » 07 14, 2014 • [Post 5]

Sent you a PM

by **Clip-Shot** » 07 18, 2014 • [Post 6]

ctdad wrote:Great memory with dad captured by clip shot

jmez wrote:Everyone should have one of these things!!!

Thank You both for taking time to share your priceless thoughts & photo's!

by **Indian Summer** » 07 18, 2014 • [Post 7]

I could jam up Elknut's server with all of my Clip-Shot pics. $18 worth of priceless!

No need to leave my partner out.

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Solo hunting.

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by **ishy** » 07 19, 2014 • [Post 8]

I'm toying with it on my video camera this year, hopefully I can make it work. Have been attempting to get a better hands free way of getting footage and not a big fan of the action cams unless the elk is under 20 yards.

by **Clip-Shot** » 07 22, 2014 • [Post 9]

Indian Summer wrote:I could jam up Elknut's server with all of my Clip-Shot pics. $18 worth of priceless!

Thank You Joe! It always makes me happy to learn that others have found them to be useful too.

by **Clip-Shot** » 07 30, 2014 • [Post 10]

A little more than 1 month ----> Archery Elk season opener in MONTANA!

by **ElkNut1** » 07 30, 2014 • [Post 11]

Yes sir, I plan on getting some serious use out of mine this year too! Here's one we used it on last year, it's one handy little device for sure! Thanks!

ElkNut1

by **WapitiTalk1** » 07 30, 2014 • [Post 12]

Yes sir, mine got to ride around in a pouch on my pack last year. It got to see some beautifull elk country and hear some very lively conversations between myself and several male wapitis. This year, the clipshot will make it's presence known and support my Iphone as it snaps some downed elk shots.. I'm sure of it

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 07, 2014 • [Post 13]

Phantom16 wrote:Yes sir, mine got to ride around in a pouch on my pack last year. It got to see some beautifull elk country and hear some very lively conversations between myself and several male wapitis. This year, the clipshot will make it's presence known and support my Iphone as it snaps some downed elk shots.. I'm sure of it

Thank You!!!
I'm looking forward to see the results this year!

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 14, 2014 • [Post 14]

Slightly over 3 weeks before Archery Season opener here in Montana!

Let me know if you would like to add a Clip-Shot or a "Combo" --- Clip-Shot+Smart-Shot to your gear.

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 15, 2014 • [Post 15]

Special Price for all ElkNuts.

Clip-Shot -- $17.50

Clip-Shot + Smart-Shot --- $21.50 (Combo for connecting to your phone)

(Be sure to include color choice- See Post #1 , Smart-Shot choice in Blue or Black)

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 20, 2014 • [Post 16]

Be covered for both a compact CAMERA & SMART PHONE.

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Combo set-up is compact & lightweight. (1.2 oz, or 36 grams)
The suction cup holds incredibly well when attached to clean, smooth, dry surfaces.

by **WapitiTalk1** » 08 22, 2014 • [Post 17]

Clip-Shot wrote:
eva wrote:The company vehicle inspection checklist is the good device to use in the daily life,you can go to detectorall.com to have a look at

Little confused... to recover a lost arrow?

It was just a spam post Lyn. I've snuffed it

by **Huntmaster** » 08 23, 2014 • [Post 18]

How do I get just the phone adapter (smart shot)?

Here's my clip shot pic from last year!

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by wb » 08 24, 2014 • [Post 19]

Call Lyn at Clipshot. http://www.clip-shot.com. He still had some left a couple weeks ago and had it in the mail the day I spoke with him.

Willy

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 25, 2014 • [Post 20]

Huntmaster wrote:How do I get just the phone adapter (smart shot)?

Here's my clip shot pic from last year!

Nice Pronghorn Scott! & I appreciate that you took time to post the photo.

I have plenty of the Smart-Shots ready to go.
A message with payment details was sent last night.

Thank You!

by **Clip-Shot** » 09 08, 2014 • [Post 21]

No success with elk yet, but I had to share this one from opening weekend.
What are the chances of this?

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by **Clip-Shot** » 09 14, 2014 • [Post 22]

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Got close to this one's relative. Well, it may have been, but it's bugle, with more notes that average, definitely stood out and was in nearly the same area. Maybe, this week, as things get more wound up, I'll have an updated story & photo to share.

by **ferris bugler** » 09 14, 2014 • [Post 23]

Clip-Shot wrote:No success with elk yet, but I had to share this one from opening weekend.
What are the chances of this?
P9071094.jpg

Apparently based on the tv show Survivor Man, those are some sort of Sasquatch directional signs. Keep your eyes open.

by **Clip-Shot** » 09 18, 2014 • [Post 24]

ferris bugler wrote: Apparently based on the tv show Survivor Man, those are some sort of Sasquatch directional signs. Keep your eyes open.

Thanks for the Heads Up!
My observations led me to believe the wind was responsible.
However, I suppose they could serve as some sort of landmark.
I went by a different one last year scouting and took a photo, but didn't take time to get in the shot to more easily explain the size.
Went by it again this year with my hunting partner, and took another photo.
I posted them here: https://www.facebook.com/montanaclipshot

by **zpd307** » 09 19, 2014 • [Post 25]

I would like to get one, but how do I take a pic with an iphone5 with no one to push the picture button?

by **Clip-Shot** » 09 19, 2014 • [Post 26]

zpd307 wrote:I would like to get one, but how do I take a pic with an iphone5 with no one to push the picture button?

OK.
What I suggested to some in the past was to download the "Timer Cam Pro- Self Timer" - on the App Store.

However, my daughter told me last night that the new update for iPhone's and iPad's have a self timer built right into the camera feature.
So, this would be a better option.
I would suggest backing up any photo's you may have stored in case the update scrubs things clean.
Most times an update won't, but I would feel better suggesting it, just in case.

Let everyone else here know what you discover.

Thank You!

by **zpd307** » 09 20, 2014 • [Post 27]

thank you, I will check out that app. I don't see anywhere on my phone to click on a timer.

by **Clip-Shot** » 10 23, 2014 • [Post 28]

I had hoped to post a photo of this years antlers still attached.
However, he outsmarted me this season, and now I can only hope he survives the next 10 1/2 months.

by **Indian Summer** » 10 23, 2014 • [Post 29]

Not gun hunting next week Lyn??? You need to go hunting so you can take pics... it's your job! :lol:

That's a nice looking bull. I'd be out looking for him all the way until Thanksgiving. I like the opener... and the very last week.

by **elkaholic** » 10 25, 2014 • [Post 30]

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Used the clip shot a couple times this year

Here is on with my archery bull attached to an arrow.

by **Clip-Shot** » 10 27, 2014 • [Post 31]

elkaholic wrote:
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Used the clip shot a couple times this year
Here is on with my archery bull attached to an arrow.

Nicely done!

Last month I sold 11, 6 as a direct result of someone making a simple comment about it on a forum I never heard of.
I count on my customers to help others recognize that what I make is not a cheap gimmick, but something well made that really works.
From my experience, an unpaid evaluation of any product is priceless information that can make a difference.

Thank You so much for posting a photo of your success & giving me another great example to point to!

by **elkaholic** » 10 28, 2014 • [Post 32]

Clip-Shot wrote:
elkaholic wrote:
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Used the clip shot a couple times this year
Here is on with my archery bull attached to an arrow.

Nicely done!

Last month I sold 11, 6 as a direct result of someone making a simple comment about it on a forum I never heard of.
I count on my customers to help others recognize that what I make is not a cheap gimmick, but something well made that really works.
From my experience, an unpaid evaluation of any product is priceless information that can make a difference.

Thank You so much for posting a photo of your success & giving me another great example to point to!

It kind of sells itself. Each time I pull it out the folks I am with are like "wow! Check that out!" Simple, easy to use and will attach to just about anything. Thanks for making a great product.

by **Clip-Shot** » 11 03, 2014 • [Post 33]

elkaholic wrote:It kind of sells itself. Each time I pull it out the folks I am with are like "wow! Check that out!" Simple, easy to use and will attach to just about anything. Thanks for making a great product.

I really appreciated this, and glad to hear some of elkaholic's buddies were impressed with it too.

Thanks Again!!!

by **Clip-Shot** » 11 12, 2014 • [Post 34]

Memories never become obsolete.
Same is true of a photo...

by **ElkNut1** » 11 23, 2014 • [Post 35]

Thanks once again for another Clipshot Photo! This is a bull I took this year, we put the Clipshot held camera on a pine branch & was able to take the photo with both us in it!The Clipshot is in our packs on all our hunts. Thanks!

ElkNut1

by **Ridgernr** » 11 23, 2014 • [Post 36]

Thanks for a great little tool, here is my buck I shot last weekend nobody for the photo , clipshot worked great

by **Indian Summer** » 11 24, 2014 • [Post 37]

I get tickled pink when I see those pics. I won't lie... I feel a little smug knowing I brought together Lyn and his product and the people who decided to give it a try. That little gizmo is so small, light, and cheap but gives us the perfect pics that last a lifetime. I'm not sure how long I've had mine but I think I bought one of the first ones out there sitting at the cash register at Sportsman's Warehouse in Missoula. It's still ticking and it's been around 10 years.

Every time I see a pic of a bull or buck laying on the ground with no hunter in it I think man... that guy is sure missing the boat!

by **Clip-Shot** » 11 25, 2014 • [Post 38]

ElkNut1 wrote:Thanks once again for another Clipshot Photo! This is a bull I took this year, we put the Clipshot held camera on a pine branch & was able to take the photo with both us in it!The Clipshot is in our packs on all our hunts. Thanks!

ElkNut1

Thanks for the Great Feedback & Priceless Photo Paul!

by **Clip-Shot** » 11 25, 2014 • [Post 39]

Ridgernr wrote:Thanks for a great little tool, here is my buck I shot last weekend nobody for the photo , clipshot worked great

Thank You "Ridgernr" for the Great Feedback & Priceless Photo!

It makes me happy to see folks benefiting from something I have found to be useful myself.

by **Clip-Shot** » 11 26, 2014 • [Post 40]

Indian Summer wrote:I get tickled pink when I see those pics. I won't lie... I feel a little smug knowing I brought together Lyn and his product and the people who decided to give it a try. That little gizmo is so small, light, and cheap but gives us the perfect pics that last a lifetime. I'm not sure how long I've had mine but I think I bought one of the first ones out there sitting at the cash register at Sportsman's Warehouse in Missoula. It's still ticking and it's been around 10 years.

Every time I see a pic of a bull or buck laying on the ground with no hunter in it I think man... that guy is sure missing the boat!

Thank You Joe for being such great support.

I have always put a value on what others say about what they have found to be useful about my little product.
When I decided to make these available to the public, my main goal was to offer Compact Quality to help make a difference in the field.
The lifetime warranty I offer may be old fashioned, but I like things that last.
So, the 10 year mark that you mentioned on the one you picked up at Missoula, I feel is a good start.

by **Clip-Shot** » 12 11, 2014 • [Post 41]

Anyone else have any "Clip-Shot moment" photos to share?

by **Ben Nicholson** » 12 12, 2014 • [Post 42]

Do you still have the smart-shots available?

by **Clip-Shot** » 12 12, 2014 • [Post 43]

Ben Nicholson wrote:Do you still have the smart-shots available?

Yes Sir, I still have some in Blue or Black.

Send me a PM when you decide.

Thank You!

by **Clip-Shot** » 03 26, 2015 • [Post 44]

What " MADE in MONTANA " looks like at our place. (2nd shift crew)

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Well, round 2, after completing our day jobs and dinner, describe things better.

We'd be happy to fill any orders. They also make a great gift!

by **WapitiTalk1** » 03 26, 2015 • [Post 45]

Man, that second shift bunch is a motley looking crew

. I may be moving your way this or next year, hope you've left some elk for a vagabond out of state guy moving back home to hunt

.

by **Clip-Shot** » 03 27, 2015 • [Post 46]

Phantom16 wrote:Man, that second shift bunch is a motley looking crew . I may be moving your way this or next year, hope you've left some elk for a vagabond out of state guy moving back home to hunt .

Thanks Phantom16.
Unfortunately, my 2nd shift crew hasn't changed that much since that photo was taken.
But, I intend to keep forging ahead, trying to make a difference, as we all do. : )
I hope your move back home goes well.

by **Indian Summer** » 03 28, 2015 • [Post 47]

What is the current state of affairs with the elk and mulies up there in the Noxon/Bull River area these days? Not very good the last time I checked in.

Even when it is good, man alive that is some thick country! Killed my first bull up there though.

by **Clip-Shot** » 03 29, 2015 • [Post 48]

Indian Summer wrote:What is the current state of affairs with the elk and mulies up there in the Noxon/Bull River area these days? Not very good the last time I checked in.

Unfortunately, things have worsened.
I would have never believed things could be effected to this degree within 5 years.

by **Indian Summer** » 03 30, 2015 • [Post 49]

Damn. Phantom you need to let your wife read that post before she retires with a grumpy old elkless man! It's time for you to update that profile pic with a big dead bull.

by **WapitiTalk1** » 03 30, 2015 • [Post 50]

Indian Summer wrote:Damn. Phantom you need to let your wife read that post before she retires with a grumpy old elkless man! It's time for you to update that profile pic with a big dead bull.

Yep....

by **Clip-Shot** » 05 01, 2015 • [Post 51]

Material costs have forced me to add $2, but I've always felt that High Quality is most important.
With nearly 10 years & counting on my own, I'm confident others will appreciate knowing that I continue to expect this out of everyone I sell.

CLIP-SHOT - $19.95 (Total weight 1 ounce, & will easily hold more than 1 pound.)

CLIP-SHOT + SMART-SHOT - $23.95 (Total weight 1.25 ounces, & will easily hold my daughter's iPhone 6 Plus.)

~ LIFETIME WARRANTY ~

Designed, Built, & Tested right here in NW MONTANA!

by **Clip-Shot** » 06 09, 2015 • [Post 52]

Here's a little example of my daughter's iPhone 6 plus in action during a little backyard campfire.
I just leaned a broken limb against my camp chair, and made an quick, easy connection with her CLIP-SHOT Combo.

by **Indian Summer** » 06 25, 2015 • [Post 53]

I think I have a reputation for plugging your product Lyn. I recently got a few PMs over on Bowsite asking "Where can I find that gadget I remember you mentioning" Of course I sent them your way.

by **Clip-Shot** » 06 27, 2015 • [Post 54]

Indian Summer wrote:I think I have a reputation for plugging your product Lyn. I recently got a few PMs over on Bowsite asking "Where can I find that gadget I remember you mentioning" Of course I sent them your way.

Thanks Joe.
Over the last couple weeks, I sold one to a fellow from Price, UT.
So this may well have been the reason.
My wife & I truly appreciate folks like you being willing to share what I make with others.

I've tried to get in touch with the folks at Bowsite, but have had no success.

Thanks Again!

by **realunlucky** » 06 27, 2015 • [Post 55]

Small world package just came today. Congratulations the clip shot is slick setup. I've always carried a tiny tripod with my camera but last antelope season I forgot to to check batteries yep dead as the antelope. Tried to use my cell phone but couldn't get it positioned right for a decent shot of me plus trophy. Held it out for selfie style picture yep looked stupid. It was hot and I had to give up before getting a single picture I was happy with. I actually pick this up to hook up to my cell phone attached to tripod leg for a second shot angle to film my buddy shooting a caribou in alaska. That little suction cup held my phone for a couple hours while I was testing it in the house. I'm defiantly picking up a couple for my buddies. This is a product every sportsman could use.

by **foxvalley** » 06 27, 2015 • [Post 56]

Yep,I'm on board this year also,leaving the camera and tripod behind,now that the clipshot has the suction thingy for the phone.Looking forward to less crap in the pack.Just got to figure what color to get.......hmmmmmm.

by **Clip-Shot** » 06 28, 2015 • [Post 57]

realunlucky wrote:Small world package just came today. Congratulations the clip shot is slick setup. I've always carried a tiny tripod with my camera but last antelope season I forgot to to check batteries yep dead as the antelope. Tried to use my cell phone but couldn't get it positioned right for a decent shot of me plus trophy. Held it out for selfie style picture yep looked stupid. It was hot and I had to give up before getting a single picture I was happy with. I actually pick this up to hook up to my cell phone attached to tripod leg for a second shot angle to film my buddy shooting a caribou in alaska. That little suction cup held my phone for a couple hours while I was testing it in the house. I'm defiantly picking up a couple for my buddies. This is a product every sportsman could use.

Thank You for the great Feedback!

by **Clip-Shot** » 06 28, 2015 • [Post 58]

foxvalley wrote:Yep,I'm on board this year also,leaving the camera and tripod behind,now that the clipshot has the suction thingy for the phone.Looking forward to less crap in the pack.Just got to figure what color to get.......hmmmmmm.

Thank You!
It will leave town with the mail tomorrow.

by **Clip-Shot** » 08 10, 2015 • [Post 59]

Before the Selfie Stick, I just connected my camera to something I already had.