New video from Twin Lakes Paradise

Mark asked me to post a link to his new video on You Tube. This will be everyones first look at Triple A, as well as new looks at all the other great deer he has out there.



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Thanks

Here is a link to the same video on Da Buck Channel. This way you don't have to search through all that garbage on You Tube to find it. I would like to thank Scott, Randy and Richard at Apple Creek for getting this up there for us so fast. I am taking the You Tube link off of my first post because of some of the material that comes up with the video when you follow the link, the other videos that You Tube brings up on the side of Mark's video. Hopefully I can put everything on Da Buck Channel and avoid You Tube from now on. Thanks again Scott, Randy and Richard for all their efforts.



http://www.dabuckchannel.com/video/200/Twin-Lakes-Paradise



Enjoy

Brian



I don't know, Scott and the Apple Creek guys converted it from You Tube. I have wondered that myself because with the size restriction, 65 meg, the video I put up there is not as good quality as what our camcorder takes, I have to use a mpeg2 format. I will try to find out. I hope they do because our video looks so much better in an AVI format, but the size is so big that it would only be about 15 or 20 seconds instead of a minute to a minute and a half. I'll let you know if I find out anything from them.

Here is the link to the You Tube video for those who don't mind all the other "stuff" that comes up with the video. This was done by the company that made Mark's video for him. He did all the video work and they edited it for him and pt it on You Tube. He had a sond behind it, but You Tube wouldn't let them upload it because of some kind of copyright thing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YNCTxCs_IE

No problem Scott, I don't even have an account set up with them. I like Da Buck Channel a lot better as that is where the deer farmers will be looking. I sometimes worry about the anti's using some of the video up on You Tube against us, as many non deer farmers use it daily, but I guess there is nothing we can do about that. The only thing I would like to see is the size limit raised on Da Buck Channel so we can put better quality video up there. With that being said, I realize that it all depends on server size and speed, and that all costs money. I think the video quality is adequate for what we are doing, but it would be nice to be able to put the avi format up there. You guys are doing a great job with it, and I would just like to thank you again for giving us this avenue to promote our deer, video shows so much more than just a picture or two.