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Throughout the years, digital storytelling has evolved. While our reasons for telling stories have remained relatively constant, how we tell those stories has changed dramatically. With mobile and various smart devices, creating and publishing a digital story is as easy as clicking the record button. In a matter of seconds, teachers and students are producers of amazing content.
This thread is a continuation of a previous thread that focused on the art of digital storytelling and the many resources used to tell the stories. Previous thread on digital storytelling. We want to continue this conversation but add a new twist. Our essential question for this thread is: Why use digital storytelling with students? We also want you to discuss the benefits for both students and teachers when integrating digital storytelling into your curriculum. What tools do you use to create digital storytelling? What resources are available to both create and publish your stories?
Also please join us for our pre-webinar show, starting at 4:30pm PDT, where we will showcase student created films and have a roundtable discussion.
Post your resources between April 24 and May 22 to be entered into a drawing for a digital storytelling bundle so your classroom can begin telling their own stories. The bundle includes: an iPod Touch 4, GorillaPod, Logitech Microphone Headset, and a $25 iTunes Gift Card to purchase apps.
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21st Century Skills Addressed in this Webinar:
Depending on how a digital storytelling project was directed, any or all of these 21st Century Skills would be addressed:
ISTE Standards Addressed in this Webinar:
All NETS-T standards would be implemented in an exemplary 21st Century Project
1. Facilitate and Inspire Student Learning and Creativity
c. Promote student reflection using collaborative tools to reveal and clarify students' conceptual understanding and thinking, planning, and creative processes.
I am developing my curriculum map for my gifted and talented program for next school year, and I'd like to encorporate digital storytelling as a signifant component. My hope is to conduct a small and manageable project during the final stage of this school year, so I can iron out the rough spots before next school year. Participating in this discussion thread will help me work throught the planning process.
Resources available:
I look forward to collaborating with the other participants.
I would use the project to help my (techno savy) students and paras conduct research on how to use the programs more effectively, since such a resource would bring us all into the 21st century with skills that none of us really have.
Join us Tuesday, April 24th! The Teacher as Producer. Students between the ages of 8 - 18 years old are
spending at least 8 hours a day consuming media over the internet. So how do we
engage these students in class? We need to make them active producers instead
of passive consumers of media. In our webinar, Robert Chavez & Humberto
Perez, two independent filmmakers who are also educators, will share with you
insight on how to become a video producer in your classroom. No video
experience is necessary to be a producer of media. We will share some very
simple concepts and a lot of insight that will put you on the path to empowering
your students to produce digital stories for your class. Most students are already
tuned in to these tools that are being used to create media. As a teacher, you are
already doing tasks that producers do. So why not tune in to our webinar to learn
how to use those same skills in digital storytelling.
Reminder that our Pre-Webinar Show begins at 4:30 PST with webinar doors opening around 4:20 PST. Come see student-created and produced films and engage in learning conversations with other educators. Our regular ITL webinar on Digital Storytelling will begin at 5:00 PST. Register and come join us. Don't forget to bring your Smarthone or digital cameras to the webinar!
I will be using most of the wonderful ideas that learned tonight on my SEL movies. My PDU group will be developing movies of students reenacting appropriate and inappropriate behavior with others. We want to teach the students how to solve their propblems on their own. So "acting" it out will help the students. There were so many ideas. I can't wait to use them.
Great idea Aaron. Can't wait to see the videos.
I truly enjoyed this evening's webinar on Digital Storytelling.
I gained many great resources to share with the Colorado teachers. Thanks so much.
I would have loved to had these resources when I was the technology director and when my Tech "KNOW" Club was working on the senior graduation video. Those ideas would have been great. We did come up with the green screen as we had limited funds, but it would have been so great to have those other editting resources.
Again, thanks for the great webinar.
Thanks Carolyn,
Glad you were able to join us again and get ideas to share and use.
I was excited to see that Jena G had won, another Colorado teacher. If also been posting about both webinar opportunities for our participating teachers. I'm hoping that more and more of CO teachers join these webinars each time.
I loved the webinar. I have been working with my deaf education classes on story telling this year. My middle school class just made a story on how they love hearing technology. We went through the entire process that Humberto talked about. I have worked with kids on making videos for quite some time. I love the whole process
The address for this video is. http://youtu.be/Jk0-oJCFTk8
It is on you tube because this student entered a contest with the parents permission. I would not use it on youtube normally unless it was in a private area.
However for this instance it needed to be public.
Great Carol. I hope you can join us next month for our Adaptive Technology webinar. Your example woudl be great to share. Thanks for sharing the vides.
Greetings everyone! Thanks for tuning in to Digital Storytelling Part 2!
I'll be attaching portions of the keynote presentation that all of you saw on Tuesday evening so that you can use it as a resource. The first one is the Teacher As Executive Producer. Enjoy!
Cinematography is a crucial part of digital storytelling. This is what your audience sees. A well composed shot is going to make a world of difference in communicating your story to the audience. Remember to apply the rule of thirds to all your shots whether it is photography, video, or design for a poster or slideshow.
Lighting is also a crucial part of making your video and/or photographs look really good. I have even used the LED light on my iPhone to add a little light on a subject so that it stands out more in the video. Car reflectors make great tools for redirecting light to your subject. And white posterboard will work fine too. Aluminum foil is another great item for reflecting light.
And I cannot stress enough the importance of good, clean audio on your recordings. You can have grainy video with great audio, and your audience will be engaged in your digital story. However, you can have really great looking video with bad audio, and your audience will tune out. I have an iPod Touch and an iPhone, and I have used both of them simultaneously when producing videos. I use the iphone to capture video, and I use the iPod Touch voice memo to get the mic as close as I can to the subject to record audio. I record audio on the iphone as well just to have an audio track as a guide in the editing process. Then you can take the audio from the iPod Touch and sync it up to your video in the editing process.
Bookabi is an iPad/iPhone app that allows you to create digital stories. Students/teachers can create collaborative or individual digital stories.
You can also create digital stories from the app Toontastic. It starts out with the setup, conflict, challenge, climans and then resolution. You also have different music to go along. It teaches and students what music sounds like and the relationship between music and characters. It also allows you to export into your photo roll on the device which then let's you pull it out later.
Thanks for the info. I'll have to take a look at it. There are so many new things being developed everyday. It's helpful when people let you know about sites they've found to be good to use.
I've used toontastic and watching kids work with it was fantoontastic! It took awhile, but they really enjoyed putting the story together. It does take a stretch of imagination sometimes:)
Thanks for the great Webinar! I got a lot of good ideas to use in my classes. I've wanted to do videos of kids doing the skills we use in PE. I've done some, but there were so many great ideas I could use to get a better looking video. I will be sharing this with my PE cohorts. We may want to do something like this for our PE website - a one stop place to go to find illustrations/videos of skills. I haven't found everything I need on Discovery, or even YouTube. We could just make our own!
These are great ideas for Techno5!
Using digital storytelling in our classroom provides students and teachers an opportunity to capture a story. Digital Storytelling includes photos, text, audio, and video.
There are many benefits when we integrate digital storytelling into our curriculum. For my class, it is a way to review a lesson or a unit of study. I have also used digital storytelling as an assessment piece. On the second Animoto example, I was able to see if my students truly understood how erosion actually occurred. When I put together the Animoto and we watched it, it lead to more class discussion. Students were able to recall and elaborate what was going on. To me, it is clear that digital storytelling makes student work come alive. This is also a great way to support the struggling learner, enrich the gifted learner, and provide different educational opportunities for student success.
The digital tools that I use to create the digital storytelling is usually a digital camera and a computer or laptop.
I use numerous sites to create and publish my Digital Storytelling.
Here are some of my favorite:
Here are two examples of Digital Storytelling that I have created in my 4th grade class this school year:
I also learned a lot from the Digital Storytelling Webinar. Thanks Humberto for all the tips and valuable information regarding the Teacher as the Executive Producer and the Cinematography. It was really helpful. For some of us, we just jump into it and learn along the way.
I've used Zooburst to tell stories - or rather sequencing of events - like volleyball skills - http://www.zooburst.com/zb_books-viewer.php?book=zb02_4f5fb9d3e44a1 Password: turtle54
I don't show all the gymnastic skills myself anymore - I have students demonstrate. They can look at them over and over again.
http://youtu.be/tTnkusn7DFA and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdF4f1mW0vM&feature=youtu.be.
I've used the video for students to teach others a math skill or how an app works - http://youtu.be/oEZHlTZ_9Y4
I'm looking forward to doing more videos. I'd like to have a share session with other PE teachers and share PE skill videos.
I'm looking forward to using the stuff I learned inthe webinar next year.
I have to say, that getting into digital story telling took me a while, but now it is becoming an intrical part in my classroom. I love Tarheel reader, and Premier Elenents to having students create stories.
Using DS with students can have many benefits, as students can gain increased understanding and skill in reading/writing, storytelling, planning and multimedia integration/utilization. I've used capzules and iPhoto and iMovie for DS...
I will use storytelling for my student with Autism. They need social stories about how to eat, how to be nice with their peers, etc. When we use their pictures for making these stories, they own them, and they will act as we expect them.
Congratulations Carol Dickson! You are the winner of this thread and the new owner of a bundle that includes: an iPod Touch 4, GorillaPod, Logitech Microphone Headset, and a $25 iTunes Gift Card to purchase apps. Let us know what fun ways you use this technology! Look for an email with details of how to redeem your prize.
Thank you everyone for participating. There are always more monthly opportunities to win technology for your environment.
Hello: I have never gotten an email on how to redeem my prize. I was wondering about how to redeem my prize, and when I will be getting my prize?
Thanks for letting me know
Carol Dickson
Neat video created by students. They created the entire video-shot, edit etc.
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The rooms were made to hold 4 people, we reserved 3 rooms plus a rollaway. We had 4 people in each room. They only had 3 bath towels in each room. When we asked for more towels the lady was very rude and told us that we should have enough, then finally she gave us 4 more towels. The free breakfast was very limited, and with a croud there they didnt […] keep up well with having the food out, and they did not have any fruit at all. Cereal, muffin, toast, & frozen waffels was what they offered. One of our rooms smelled of animal urine. We will not stay at this hotel again! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
nice hotel. comfortable. cleanGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Could not complain had just about everything microwave, small fridge, tv flaws were internet connection never worked, the smoking room i got smelled horrible like a room full of cigar smoke. Bed was very comfy the only thing bad was the smell and the internet connection.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Guests were consuming alcohol at 7am in the lobby hotel staff did nothingGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Exactly what I expected."
This hotel is older and a bit run down but I didn't expect the quality of an upscale hotel for the amount I paid. It's a budget hotel so if you are going to be upset about a room that isn't perfect you should just pony up some more money and stay somewhere else. The front desk clerk wasn't exactly super friendly, the carpet was probably not the cleanest, […] I had to stay in a smoking room because they were sold out, the Harley Davidson business beside the hotel was loud but it was bike weekend so I can't hold that against the hotel. Would I stay there again... well yeah probably if I could get another deal. The Wi-Fi worked fined in my room and it was included in the rate. I felt completely safe there so if you are traveling with kids and are on a budget it's fine. Again... it's not the Hyatt but their not charging a Hyatt rate either. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Old and worn out"
Bed was bad, fridge dial was broke, clock/radio buzzed intermittently (ended up unplugged), outdated tv, etc..Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"The price was right"
A few broken items in the room made me glad I wasn't paying full price for this room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convient location."
I enjoyed my stay. The hotel was close to all the things I needed. The rooms could use a makeover, but it was clean, quiet, well priced.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The staff was friendly.Staff accomadating with change of stay dates.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Cheap, but clean"
It was a cheap hotel right off the highway. Hallways smelled of smoke but the room was ok. Bathroom door didn't close.Genuine Expedia guest review
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This is a no frills hotel . Though the bed was comfortable and the room was " Fairly" clean.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Hershey, Lancaster, and Gettysburg"
For the distance we had to travel, it was not worth us paying for gas to pull our camper, so we stayed at the Super 8. Hotel is older, but well maintained. Could use some updating, new air handlers, etc. to get rid of the "stale hotel smell", but you get what you pay for. We were satisfied with our stay, the room and the service. Would do it again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Had to arrive very late, so called ahead. Found my registration had been pulled and was ready when I got there. Room was nothing spectacular, but everything worked and was clean. Internet was a little spotty, but was generally okay.Genuine Expedia guest review
Bed was not at all comfortableGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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Not bad not good, but for one night you can't beat the price.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Knew hotel was by major road so expected noise. Did not expect a damp and clammy room. Must be a problem there because my friends room was the same. Our socks were filthy from walking on the carpet. Would stay there again but bring "damp rid" with me.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Ash Tray,cigarette holed sheets of none smoking rm"
Cheep and no frills!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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I stayed here for a weekend in July. I chose it due to the cheap rates and it being dog friendly. This property has definitely seen better days. The carpets are worn, the bathroom stained. But overall it was clean enough. The fridge in the room was nice. Location is great, right next to 83. Also have a grocery store, CVS, fast food all right there. For […] some reason when I checked in my room had the AC turned off and the window open. It was about 95 outside that day. The room cooled down in about an hour, but this rubbed me the wrong way. Overall it is fine for the money spent but most people should probably pay a little more and stay elsewhere. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Scary people in the parking lot. Horrible maintenance on the building. We just wanted a shower and a bed so we weren't expecting much, but I was very disappointed. I have never seen a room so bad. We rented 2 rooms and both of the doors showed signs of having been kicked in at some point.in the past. Our bathroom door had a hole kicked in it.Genuine Expedia guest review
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The room was a little dingy, but for the cheap price it wasn't all too bad. There were weird stains on the shower curtians. We were on the ground floor and there was some strange activity in the parking lot late at night, other than that our stay was good- the staff was friendly enough. If you stay here, BRING YOUR OWN LINENS AND PILLOWS. We would have […] been a LOT more comfortable if we had our own with us. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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It was comfy for the priceGenuine Hotels.com guest review
would not go there again. stay away. expedia should not offer this as an optionGenuine Expedia guest review
I was satisfied with the hotel except for the cigarette smell at times was very high. As we asked for non smoking this was a problem.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The air conditioner leaked, you could hear water running thru it all night, the carpet had stains, there was a hole in the sheets, there was a giant patch on the wall looks like someone kicked in a door and the knob went thru the wall. The Front desk manager was filling the breakfast bar, running to answer the phone and trying to check me out all at […] the same time. I would not stay there again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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Rooms needs up date. The location was really great because it was near restaurants and stores! I would stay here again because the room was clean but I do recommend the front desk staff to improve on their customer service skills! Other than that it was a great stay!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Good place to stay, room was clean and service was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Thought we'd save some money...but found the hotel across the street (Red Roof Inn) twice as nice for cheaperGenuine Expedia guest review
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Horrible experience. Rooms were smelling very bad. We asked for a different room and that one was as bad as first one. We do not know what cleaning products they are using, but smelled of bad food and condiments. It supposed to be nonsmoking, but our pillows smelled of smoke, could not sleep all night. Pillows were like 2 inch high, almost flat on the […] mattress, had to put clothes under it to raise it. Towels had yellow stains, and black long hair on them, and not ours. I will never ever recommend this motel, stay away from it. We were charged a lot and non refundable, that's why we did not changed the motel. Bathroom dirty, took a shower with slippers one, afraid will catch something. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Keep looking for a hotel that is maintained"
Horribly maintained buildingGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Believer in Duct tape"
This hotel was very old and showed it. The fridge in room leaked, the bathtub was duct taped where they removed the lever for taking a bath. The walls were duct taped from holes. The air conditioner made so much noise we tried to keep it down to prevent it from turning on so much but then you got too hot! This hotel still had linoleum!!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Never Again"
Non-smoking room smelled like smoking room. Bathroom had a leak. Floor flooded by morning. Bed was hard as rock and pillows were usless. The people in room above were jumping around unitl 3:30AM.Genuine Expedia guest review
"good for thr price"
only needed a place to crash and for the price it wasnt bad bed was clean but even though it was a smokin room the smell was strong like the old smoke layering on the wallsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good for money"
The room is clean. Very good for overnight stay. Liked it. Breakfast options are limited.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Terrible. Outdated. Noisy. Not enough towels. Only one pillow loud appliance s. could not sleep. Heard the neighbors breakfast. Dirty tables waffles. From the bag. Toaster. Broken. Yogurt. Only activa. No decaf. Coffee. No honey for my one tea bag. Will never stay againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Stinky hotel but the room was decent & cheap"
I'm cheap, and I stay at cheap hotels so I've seen some bad ones and I've seen a lot of clean older hotels. This is an older hotel that is pretty run down. The halls smelled like urine. The room itself was decent. The bed was hard. I didn't try the breakfast, but it looked fairly simple, probably cereal, yogurt, & donuts. The room had a microwave and […] fridge which I like when I'm staying several days. I probably would steer away from this hotel in the future unless there were not a lot of other choices. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"only one night"
I glad it was only one night, little run down but friendly, breakfast was a joke not worth what I paid for, was cleanGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"not good"
will never stay again will sleep in a car ist before staying againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"rooms smell terrible flat pillows"
rooms dirty pillows old and flat staff not very helpfulGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"So so"
It's a Super 8. You know what you are getting. Breakfast was cereal, muffins and toast. A little hard to get to off the Interstate,,,,but that's not their fault.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Dirty room"
If I had not already paid for this room before we got there, I would have walked out. There was a dark ring in the tub and it smelled horrible throughout the building. There were ants all over the "dining" area. This was the worst room I have ever stayed in especially for the money.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Super 8 Motel"
The room was as shown in the picture. But the room and the extras was below par. Our initial plan was when we checked in to change our room from smoking to non-smoking. But when we got there, there was a sign that said the motel was full. The room looked clean, but the next morning my friends clothes smelled like cigarette smoke, and it seems the sheets […] were not cleaned after the previous guest had stayed. The free breakfast was mediocre at best. The coffee was 3 hrs old, and the orange juice was watered down way too much, and the selection was very poor. If the housekeeping staff did their job and they prepared the food better, i would recommend the motel, but i cannot Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"nice stay"
Personal friendly and helpfulGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Should be condemned"
First off this place is an absolute dump. If you are a migrant worker and need a place to stay, this is your spot. If you are a family passing through town, steer clear. And also, if you know I have 2 young children and we are checking in at 10:30 at night..why would you place me above people who are sleeping and need to get up early? We had been there […] 10 minutes and my kids were getting yelled at. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Room was clean and tidy, bed comfortable. The hotel is old and there is still a distinct smell of smoke when walking through the hallways.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Friday October 6th, I got a great Ontario (Canada) buck, my third buck ever, and my first "book-buck." Not B&C, but P&Y is good enough for me!
The farm I was hunting on is a hunter's dream. It's approximately 400 acres, 80% cultivated soybean fields (cropped & re-planted with wheat) but with several small cedar swamps, hardwood ridges, and grass-pastures. The lay-out couldn't have been planned better by someone who was setting it up for hunting. It's bordered on the South by a 4-lane Hwy, and the West by a large gravel pit. To the East are 200 acres of cedar swamp with no hunting allowed, and the North side is a 200 acre farm (all corn this year) that also doesn't allow hunters and patrols the area with ATVs looking for trespassers during hunting season.
In September of this year I went to the property owner and asked permission to hunt deer. At first the answer was a flat-out "no." The owner's wife loves deer, and no-one has hunted the farm since 1953. However, I mentioned that I had just released from the military, and it happened that he had served in the infantry in Korea, so after 20 minutes of shop-talk, he told me I could hunt, where to start looking, and even where to park my truck, with the caveat that if his wife caught me, she'd tan both our hides.
I wasted no time scouting out the farm, setting up trail cameras, following trails, making lots of noise and leaving my scent everywhere. Finally I'd picked a few likely stand locations for the various wind directions, morning & evening, and despite my best efforts to scare every deer into the next county, I was getting great trail-cam pics. Lots of does, lots of yearling and 2-year old bucks, and 2 respectable 3 year olds. The biggest 3 year old on camera was a wide 130-class 8-point that I busted while setting up a portable stand the first week of October. On a trip to check my trail cameras I also spooked a 10-point while walking through an old pasture. He waited to take off until I was less than 20 feet from his bed, and at that distance looked like an elk running away, and as he took off across the pasture he gave me plenty of time to take a couple pictures with my digital camera. So knowing that there were large deer in the area, I felt confident I could take a 3-year old or better buck on the property.
On October 26th, I got out to the farm late, and it had been bloody warm out all day so I didn't expect anything to be moving, I decided to clear a few shooting lanes to be at least a little productive. At the last second I grabbed my bow. With about 30 minutes of shooting light left the temperature was still in the 70s but dropping. I was still in my sweaty work pants and t-shirt, I didn't think I would see anything, but climbed into the stand anyways. 15 minutes later I was day-dreaming when a snap just to my left startled me, and seconds later I saw a buck moving down the trail, and he was a shooter for sure! At first I thought it was the 8-point from my trail cameras, but as he walked out of the thicket and I got a better view of his rack I could see he was a 10-point, and a nice one! No more hesitation. I hooked up my release aid and lifted my bow as he walked towards my shooting lane, where I have a trail camera set up. Right before the shooting lane, and the camera, he stopped, looked around, and then changed direction. Now he was quartering away from me, in the open, at 25 yards. I drew my bow, and settled the pin behind his shoulder, he was walking so slow I didn't see any reason to stop him, so I released. Even without being alarmed the buck still dropped at the shot, but I heard the "THWACK" of the arrow hitting his chest, and he took off, running 50 yards then button-hooking left into a patch of cedar swamp. I listened for the crash, but after a minute I had heard nothing, so I lowered my bow and got out of the stand.
With light fading fast I immediately recovered my arrow and was thrilled to see that it was lightly coated in bright red blood. I set my bow on the ground and practically sprinted up the ridge and back to my truck to get my flashlights & gear. By the time I got to my truck it had been about 15 minutes since I took the shot, so I drove my truck down the field edges as close to the sight as possible.
Armed with my flashlights now, I went in search for a blood trail. For the first 50 yards of his run I found no blood along his tracks, and was starting to get nervous. When I got to the spot he turned towards the swamp I found the first good sign; splatters of blood on the ground, and also on the side of the tree 3' from the ground. From there the blood trail was easy, he was sprinkling blood on the ground as he ran, but also spraying it out his left side on every tree he was close to. I tracked him 100 yards into the swamp and then there he was, right in front of me. Whether by coincidence or not, he was in between 3 trees that had recently been rubbed.
This buck had zero ground shrinkage, in fact he got bigger as I walked up to him! I had under-estimated the size of his rack, because of it's relative size to his body. My shot had hit high, and exited just below the centre of the chest, punching through both lungs. I quickly field dressed him, and using a tow-strap wrapped around his antlers, started dragging him back to the truck. Needless to say, hauling a buck through a cedar swamp is unpleasant at best. It took me almost an hour to get him the 200 yards to my truck, after that hauling him up onto my 2500's tailgate seemed like a piece of cake.
At home I had a bit of help from my buddies & dad hanging him up, and it's just as well. His field dressed weight was 236 lbs.
I was pretty excited as this is my first real decent buck, so just to get an idea I green-scored him myself. My conservative measurements came up with a gross score of 156" 2/8, and a net score of 149". I'm definitely not a proffessional measurer, but even if I'm way off, he's still well within the minimum size for Pope & Young, and I couldn't be happier. Interestingly enough, the rack is very symmetrical, with almost 4" of the deductions from the kicker on his brow tine. I love character points on antlers, so the kicker is my favorite part.
A week after shooting the buck, I checked my trail cameras again and found that I DID have pictures of the buck, on the 20th, and the 26th. More exciting are pictures of an even bigger buck, on the same cameras at slightly different times.
All that being said, what good's a story without pics? So here they are, some shots of my first "Book Buck!"
Here he is running off, first time I saw him
Here he is seconds before I took my shot
Victory pose!
Walking up in the swamp
And the hero shots!
Next day photos
The trail-cam photos I got after he was down;
And finally, here's the next target; this buck showed up before mine at the scrape, and I've seen him several time since on other cameras around the farm. He's got 4 points on his right side, and 5 on his left, plus an extra brow-tine. I'm already after him, and I'm pretty pumped.


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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. "Harry Potter is midway through his training as a wizard and his coming of age. Harry wants to get away from the pernicious Dursleys and go to the International Quidditch Cup. He wants to find out about the mysterious event that's supposed to take place at Hogwarts this year, an event involving two other rival schools of magic, and a competition that hasn't happened for a hundred years. He wants to be a normal, fourteen-year-old wizard. But unfortunately for Harry Potter, he's not normal - even by wizarding standards. And in his case, different can be deadly." from amazon This is the fourth Harry Potter book, the second time I've read it, and the first time I've listened to it on audio. Harry and his friends have returned to Hogwarts, but they don't yet realize what an exciting year it will be with a big event happening at their school that will include other wizarding schools from other parts of Europe, the Tri-Wizard Tournament. I didn't quite enjoy it as much as the first time around. I still really enjoyed the Tri-Wizard Tournament – that was still the best part for me (and one of the best parts of the entire series), but it didn't quite live up to my enjoyment of the first time around. I'm mixed about the narrator, Jim Dale. I mostly got used to him, but for the longest time, listening to his voices for the young people, and especially for the girls, grated on me a little bit. Otherwise, he did a good job, especially for the older characters. His Voldemort, in particular, was really good! And I did, mostly, get used to him, eventually. (Except his voice for Hermione, who often sounded way too whiney, especially the way he dragged out Harry's name while she was speaking!) Overall, I still really enjoyed it, but not as much as I remember liking it the first time around. The first time around, this was my favourite of the entire series until Deathly Hallows. I'm re-reading all of the Harry Potter books - listening to the fabulous Jim Dale narrations. This is my favorite one of the series - or at least this pass through. The previous books were amazing, but in this 4th book, the plot becomes much more complex and much darker. Although these books are long, I'm loving every minute of them. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ In the 4th installment of the wildly popular "Harry Potter" series, Harry is faced with new challenges of defeating Voldemort and his friends at school. It is announced early in this book that Hogwarts will be holding the Triwizard Cup, a tournament that will put three students from different schools against each other, and the winner will receive great fame and fortune. Harry is below the age limit in order to enter, and after the three contestants are already chosen, he thinks he will not be participating. However, Harry's name is selected, and he is thrust into this competition. It tests each wizard's greatest abilities, and is life threatening. The last stage of this tournament puts all four of the contestants in a maze, with the trophy waiting at the finish. Harry and another of the competitors, named Cedric, both touch the trophy at the same time, and it leads them to a graveyard where Voldemort is waiting. Cedric is instantly killed by Voldemort, but Harry is able to escape. Harry is able to return to Hogwarts, and discovers that one of his teachers has been working for Voldemort the whole time, and Harry no longer knows who he can trust. In the end, Harry is still the best chance to stop Voldemort, and once again he has barely escaped with his life.
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gpthi~« MTHPAGE PUBLIC LIBRARY 4 COPIES Bethpage L;ib d7 Powell Ave 1171* YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford, Old Bethpage & ^ainview VOL. 27 NO. 28 JULY 15-21, 1994 25 CENTS A FACE LIFT FOR BROADWAY Residents walking or driving along Broadway have no doubt noticed the construction which is taking place along the strip stores in the center of Bethpage. No this is not merely a refurbishing of the existing sidewalk; it is a total and radical redo of the entire block of stores.And when we say re-do, we mean from head to toe. We spoke with Ken Siegel of Staks Management Corp., owners of the property and his enthusiasm and plans are just what the doctor ordered. First, the stores will have a new facade which will be geared towards giving the area an 'Old fashioned Village' look. This will include brick work as well as lamp post lighting. Signs will be totally redone in muted tones which will add an elegant appeal to the shops along that strip. Mr. Siegel was quite enthusiatic about this project and said that he really hopes that this improvement will be the shot of adrenalin which is needed to pick up business along Broadway. This huge improvement, coupled with the S2 Golden Age Zone which will be located where the old apartment building presently is, along with our new and expanded library will truly be the highlight of the town. "It is a sort of renaissance of this area." said Siegel. Renaissance is truly the appropriate word. Construction as you can see is already underway and is hoped to be completed by mid-September These plans will also include a permanent hole for the town Christmas tree and Menorah as well as a new sidewalk. In fact Mr. Siegel said as the project continues he may add planters and benches although he by no means wants this new and refurbished area to turn into a late night hang out. He said that time will tell and that things could always be added. Mr. Siegel also noted that reports which are given to him monthly have shown that the security firm which he hired to patrol the rear of his stores has greatly deterred vandalism and graffiti. All in all it seems as though we in Bethpage are in for a brand new look and may I be the first to say three cheers for the new project and for the new Bethpage which will be unveiled before we know it! S2 GOLDEN AGE ZONE APPROVED BY TOWN BOARD Last week Councilman Lenny Kunzig's innovative S2 Golden Age Zone was approved by the Town Board by a vote of 5 yes and 1 abstention (Lewis Yevoli, did not vote as he felt he did not receive all the information that he requested). What this means to Bethpage is 53 single family units ranging in price from $95,000 and up for seniors age 55 and older. The plan which was explained in detail in previous issues of the Tribune is a way by which seniors can remain in Bethpage and not be driven out of state due to high taxes and impossible maintenance on their homes. This new senior zone will be located on the corner of Powell Avenue and Broadway with an entrance on Powell. It will also incorporate a recreation center as well as an outside porch area for residents. This project coupled with the new library and now the new facelift for the strip stores on (Continued on Page 21)
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Page 2 of 3 - A team known for its defense, Northwest won in large part because it was more efficient offensively than NSU—one of the better offensive teams in the league.
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Starzl was joined in double-figures by freshman guard Conner Crooker (13 points) and Hailey (12 points). The three combined to go 16-22 at the foul line.
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Hobbs led NSU with 23 points on 9-18 shooting. Also in double-figures for NSU were Ethan Anderson (15 points), DeMasters (13 points) and Bransford (10 points).
Page 3 of 3 - The Riverhawks held various leads in the first half, but none by more than three points.
Northwest scored the final six of the first half and the first seven of the second half to go up 46-36. Its lead reached 14 points on a floater by Crooker with 12 minutes left.
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