You're right, words can't express your love for your dogs, but your video & pictures sure did. Nice work!!! Very, VERY fun to watch. A few of those flushes were spectacular. And a deer here. An owl there. I love how proud Skye is of her roosters. The circles just out of reach! 😂 She just loves having them. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Really enjoyable video. Skye is nice to watch and definitely works with. you. I love the tall Big Blue stem fields that are thick. Lets hope the drought lets some of it come back to what it was a few years ago. Have a great off season and I look forward to watching Roxy and Skye do their thing next year.
Thanks for the video! Always look forward to more of Skye and Roxy. So far the winter looks good for carryover, but we will need some moisture soon. You have a couple good pheasant hunters commenting!
Just a quick note to thank you for sharing your hunts, they have been therapeutic in helping our young golden get over the loss of our older female. In a bit of coincidence, her name was Skye as well. We noticed our guy reacting to you calling your Skye on the videos. He sat and watched every moment, so now he knows where she is and that she is happy and chasing birds. Dogs are amazing and we love our goldens. Thank you!
I am so glad to hear how much you love your dogs, and that the videos have been a comfort to your younger golden retriever after the passing of your older female. The time we spend and the memories we make with our dogs are priceless.
Curious. When you show that pheasant hit the power line, how far did you zoom in Shotcut? I'm still editing with a nearly 10-yr-old laptop & proxy videos, I think at 540p. So sometimes, like if my video shows a bunch of pheasants way, way out there, I know they're there, but I really can't see them at all when editing. All kind of guess work, & I never know quite what I'll end up with until the video is done exporting & I can view it on a larger screen. Probably time for a fairly major laptop upgrade.
Hmmm, I can't remember the zoom % right now. I know exactly what you're talking about, and I did the same thing as you said, I just took a guess while working with the proxy and it turned out. It would be handy not to have to deal with proxys at times. My computer is 8 years old, so I'm in the same boat.
You're right, words can't express your love for your dogs, but your video & pictures sure did. Nice work!!! Very, VERY fun to watch. A few of those flushes were spectacular. And a deer here. An owl there. I love how proud Skye is of her roosters. The circles just out of reach! 😂 She just loves having them. Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Really enjoyable video. Skye is nice to watch and definitely works with. you. I love the tall Big Blue stem fields that are thick. Lets hope the drought lets some of it come back to what it was a few years ago. Have a great off season and I look forward to watching Roxy and Skye do their thing next year.
Thanks for the video! Always look forward to more of Skye and Roxy. So far the winter looks good for carryover, but we will need some moisture soon. You have a couple good pheasant hunters commenting!
Thanks a lot Randy! It was a great season. And yup, those guys are some great hunters that's for sure!
Just a quick note to thank you for sharing your hunts, they have been therapeutic in helping our young golden get over the loss of our older female. In a bit of coincidence, her name was Skye as well. We noticed our guy reacting to you calling your Skye on the videos. He sat and watched every moment, so now he knows where she is and that she is happy and chasing birds. Dogs are amazing and we love our goldens. Thank you!
I am so glad to hear how much you love your dogs, and that the videos have been a comfort to your younger golden retriever after the passing of your older female. The time we spend and the memories we make with our dogs are priceless.
Curious. When you show that pheasant hit the power line, how far did you zoom in Shotcut? I'm still editing with a nearly 10-yr-old laptop & proxy videos, I think at 540p. So sometimes, like if my video shows a bunch of pheasants way, way out there, I know they're there, but I really can't see them at all when editing. All kind of guess work, & I never know quite what I'll end up with until the video is done exporting & I can view it on a larger screen. Probably time for a fairly major laptop upgrade.
Hmmm, I can't remember the zoom % right now. I know exactly what you're talking about, and I did the same thing as you said, I just took a guess while working with the proxy and it turned out. It would be handy not to have to deal with proxys at times. My computer is 8 years old, so I'm in the same boat.