Shenandoah Groundhogs was filmed in 2009, using a high definition camera in wide-screen.  The movie focuses on one hunter and his method of taking groundhogs.  Follow Corey Baldwin as he stalks groundhogs in some breathtaking scenery of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, with shots ranging from 60 yards to 500 yards.  This is a great video with good discussion of bullet choice, equipment, methods, safety, and with good kill scenes.  You will not be disappointed.

Groundhog Safari was filmed in 2008 in wide-screen format, using a high definition camera.  It shows the method we use most often in shooting groundhogs, shooting from a bench.  Shots range from about 100 yards to over 300 yards.  A variety of rifles and calibers were used, and there is good description of calibers and loads in this movie, as well as some beautiful scenery in Southwest Virginia.

Predator Hunting Africa was filmed in Namibia in April 2007.  It began just as a record and memory of my hunt.  After the footage was reviewed, it was determined that the quality and subject content was very good as well as educational.  The video is edited up nicely and gives a good account of what hunting in Namibia is like.

This hunt was basically a jackal hunt.  We called for three nights and took a total of 26 Black Backed Jackal, and were able to capture some of those on film.  While in Namibia, I was also able to take a very nice warthog and springbuck, also captured on video.

Predator Hunting Africa is filmed in standard definition and formatted for a standard TV.  The quality is very good.

If you love coyote hunting and have been thinking about predator hunting Africa, this video is a good one to see.

Crow Shooting in South Africa was filmed near Cape Town on a windy morning in April of 2007. The movie is 22 minutes in length and demonstrates some good calling and shooting. Thirteen crows were taken on video. Not a lengthy movie, but action packed.