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The new season is live!

Episode 1:
[video=youtube_share;qvLW7peKges]http://youtu.be/qvLW7peKges[/video]

Episode 2:
[video=youtube_share;8wOmZ_AcUOQ]http://youtu.be/8wOmZ_AcUOQ[/video]

Episode 3:
[video=youtube_share;TO5hQ6ShDYI]http://youtu.be/TO5hQ6ShDYI[/video]
 
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Boy, you guys worked your butts off! Clay is right, it is something when the team turns into a machine. Nice work!
It's great that you were able to see the Mackenzie rock at the end.
 
Watched em all. Great production. I'm not going to lie, that didn't look like fun, and I'm so glad you captured it like it happened instead of pretending it was something it wasnt.

Did you guys see any grizzlys?
 
was the video production crew smaller compared to last year? I'd love to pick these guys brains on their gear they used to shoot it, store it, back it up, etc. I think I saw a few Canon C300s. I'm curious how they backed up their footage, etc.
 
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Should we share our favorite Kurt quotes here or are they worth a new thread. Lol.

Just finished the second and I've enjoyed them a bunch. It really makes me want to go cross some rivers.
 
mike thurston said:
Boy, you guys worked your butts off! Clay is right, it is something when the team turns into a machine. Nice work!
It's great that you were able to see the Mackenzie rock at the end.
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The "peopicular" requirements of a team or event are often far more important than the vehicular requirements. Clay in my opinion has assembled a great team!

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sixstringsteve said:
Watched em all. Great production. I'm not going to lie, that didn't look like fun, and I'm so glad you captured it like it happened instead of pretending it was something it wasnt.

Did you guys see any grizzlys?
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Nope, tons of signs of them everywhere but no sightings.
 
sixstringsteve said:
was the video production crew smaller compared to last year? I'd love to pick these guys brains on their gear they used to shoot it, store it, back it up, etc. I think I saw a few Canon C300s. I'm curious how they backed up their footage, etc.
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Same exact size, 3 man crew and they alternate duties. C300's, Sony FS800? And a fleet of GoPro's and Canon DSLR's (5D variant). They have an awesome storage system (Mac based) that is hard mounted and backs up to drives stored in each vehicle for redundancy. In CenAm they sent copies home along the way and redundant final copies along the way.
 
Kurt, after messing with all of those fuel cans, which can would you recommend?

I've got an old style Jerry can that is untested and maybe not reliable. I've been considering acquiring a Spectre type MFC for my upcoming HITR trip.
 
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