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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Blackwidow36 on November 08, 2010, 07:01:00 PM
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There always has been a lot of squirrels on my wifes bird feeder my son and I have been trying to shoot one for along time he wants squirrel stew. Sounds good! I was at the kitchen sink getting a drink of water and noticed a squirrel on the feeder. I thought to my self this a good opertunity to put my camera skills to the test so I grabed my wifes digital camera set it on the window sill and carefully slid the window up with the camera Rollin I drew back hit my anchor point and sent the cedar shaft through the air and I missed! But the squirrel stayed right there.I quickly loaded again with camera still goin I drew again and the cedar rocket went through the air this time i connected perfect he hit the ground i sat down my widow and went to get my stew with camera still going. I come back in side to watch my first video I grabed the camera of the window and inslow mo I watched it slip from my hands in to a. Sink full of dish water!!!!! Nice job god i love my wife she looked at me like I was an idiot . I hope that it was worth it.
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Ouch! You could buy a lot of Dinty Moore for that one!
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You can learn to shoot squirrels and small game with practice and patience. Clumsiness is forever! :goldtooth: I'm just playing around but you gotta treat the lady to a nice dinner now!
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She wants dinner and a camera!
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:scared:
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Look on the bright side !
At least you didn't drop your widow in the dishwater !!!!
Carl
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Well, if it was digital, you should at least have the squirrel video on the chip. :laughing:
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:clapper:
They love us because we do endearing things like that.
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I droped my wifes digital camera in the drink while fishing 2 months ago. I took the batteries out and set it on the shelf when I got home. Went and bought the wife a new one the next day. About 2 weeks later I put the batteries in the old one and it continues to work perfectly. I would never have believed it, and now we have matching cameras.
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Elknutz is right. Let it dry completely, chances are it will work. Just dont try when it is still wet. I always use the hand-me-down cameras. The wifes camera is saved for family outings where everything is safe and dry.
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Put it in a bag of rice.
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Buy a new one that will work for hunting. Oh and move the feeder back so its out of range from the kitchen sink. :thumbsup:
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I was waiting to read how you shot the window!
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I was thinking that the window closed on the camera, but your ending is just as tragic.
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the camera lens has water spots on it and when you turn it on it trys to focus and tells you to shut it down and retry later. besides when i did it i whent out to the garage turn the air compresser on and when i hit the air it blew the shuter apart oops!!! there is alot of little parts in the shutter.
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I was expecting to hear that you shot the feeder, but that would be cheap compared to the camera!
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laugh !life is too short!! enjoy every morsel
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Well next time it happens pull the battery, hand dry it as much as possible, put it in a ziploc bag with a cup of rice and seal. The rice will draw the moisture out of the camera. Won't help with water stains on the lense though.