One benefit with filming a hunt is the hope to capture "what happened" with a bullet in flight. Not only could this benefit the hunter but also others viewing the video. This successful hunt portrays consideration that is possible with any method of hunt. That being an animal moving while the projectile is in flight. I couldn't count how many times I've witnessed a big game animal "jumping a shot" during bow hunting shows. Time of flight should be a concern with the possibility of an animal moving. This successful hunt video portrays just this concern mentioned by the hunter posting the video.
Would you care to share what is added BS commentary regarding any of the previous posts?
