disabled hunter documentary

[chairhunter]

thank you all for your kind words...please see tread "dream hunt"

i'm looking for help/insight, so i'm starting here....it has taken years to get everything set-up to give me an opportunity to feel safe to take deer/elk at a good range...

so heres where i could use some help...i'm going to do a "real life" documentary on disabled hunters..what do i mean by "real life"...i mean i am going to video tape every moment that it takes and experiences from my perspective...i'll show getting up extra early to get camo-uped in my chair to lazy road hunters i have to deal with to a chance to shoot...

so heres where i could use some help...can anyone point me to units (not real wooded as time becomes limited for me there), land, guides, or even ranchers (i will drive anywhere to introduce myself and my story for a chance) .....any insight on cameras would be great as i'm looking into 2 of them...

i just see so many "disabled" people who believe they cant do it...and they CAN....

any help/direction would be very helpful...
thanks.....rich

[Born To Fish 2]

Rich,
I'm sorry that I don't have any usefull info to past along, other than to say, "Go for it!!!" I think it's a good thing that you are willing to do for yourself as well as others out there that love to hunt and think that they can't.

[Fish Wheels]

I've hunted both sides of Oregon from a chair for over 20 yrs. PM me for any inquiries I can help with. I'll send you a brief PM also.

FW