I'm looking for a camera to film my own hunts. I want it for less than $400 and it needs to be able to film deer shot with a rif

[bigbuck96 ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close bigbuck96]

I'm looking for a camera to film my own hunts. I want it for less than $400 and it needs to be able to film deer shot with a rifle up to 200 yards away and needs to have clear or HD video and good quality zoom without making noise when focusing in and out. anyone got any suggestions? thanks alot

[Tyler Freel ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Tyler Freel]

I use a Canon HD camcorder..you can get them for around $330. It's very hard to find one cheaper than that unless you can find one on ebay. You won't get TV quality stuff, but that stuff takes shelling out big bucks that most of us don't have. The one I have works great for what it is though.

[Tyler Freel ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Tyler Freel]

I use a Canon HD camcorder..you can get them for around $330. It's very hard to find one cheaper than that unless you can find one on ebay. It'll be hard to do any better for that price.

[JM ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close JM]

Check out some of the deer hunting videos done by "Leatherwoodoutdoors" on YouTube. They are just a bunch of friends who record eachothers hunts etc. and I think they do a great job. All they use is a Sony Handycam to record everything they do.

[Tyler Freel ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Tyler Freel]

oops..it said i had gone over the character limit :S

[JM ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close JM]

Some of the newer videos done by them(2011/2012 only)* They were not using the Sony Handycam in their older videos.

[huntfishtrap ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close huntfishtrap]

I would recommend one of the "superzoom" digital cameras, that also offers video. I have one made by Panasonic, and the video quality is outstanding for such a small, relatively inexpensive camera. The bonus with with one of those is that you have a camera handy for taking kill photos too!