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First inland hunt and first video

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spdnj

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Went hunting after work for a few on Friday for my first non beach hunt with the ctx. I was switching from headphones to speaker and had the threshold on the speaker set very high, there was a target that I could only hear with the headphones because of that. This was my first shot at a video so its a bit shaky. I will try to work on that next time. Feedback welcome to help on future videos.

Did manage a few keepers :wiggle:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFQsdc9F5wU&feature=youtu.be
 
Nice video.

Is it just me or are the sounds a bit smoother on the CTX over the E-Trac? Actually a nice sound. Did you have the pitch up high?

Thx,
Albert
 
Great video. Very interesting. I like how the targets are sounding with the CTX. Would like to know your settings.
 
Good stuff! Love your enthusiasm!!! Thanks for sharing. HH Randy
 
earthmansurfer said:
Nice video.

Is it just me or are the sounds a bit smoother on the CTX over the E-Trac? Actually a nice sound. Did you have the pitch up high?

Thx,
Albert
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Albert,

I read where the smooth is the default on the CTX the Etrac is an option.
 
Thanks for the comments. I am set up normal tones not smooth but I raised the 50 tone conductive pitch from 292 on the low end to 1131 on the high. I did not care for the low tones set by default, they were too "grunty" for me.
 
n/t
 
Good job on the video!
 
Thank you so much for taking the time to film your hunt and edit the video for all of us to learn from. We can read all the posts in the world but a video really gets the point across!
 
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