Field recording nature and wildlife with mini drop rigs

Field recording nature and wildlife isn't as easy as recording props in a studio. It's even more difficult if you want to record pristine nature, undisturbed wildlife or environments free of the human element.
In my experience the best approach is to use unattended "mini drop rigs". They're generally small and easy to hide but they don't compromise on recording quality. There are some caveats to this that I go over in the video.
I've tested a wide range of gear and the kit I mention in the video is what I prefer as it suits my workflow best. You can use whatever recorder or mics you have though, not just the Sony devices or Lom mics.
Many thanks to Stijn Demeulenaere for being an awesome companion in remote and sometimes dangerous parts of the world. We've talked extensively about these techniques and many other aspects of field recording.
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