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2015 trail cam pictures
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Very nice. I see you're mounting your cams up high. Do you find it is spooking the deer less?
Rccordrey
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Yes deer don't notice it. Cuts down on view a lot. Also on public land keeps out of view of public.
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Thats what I thought. I tried to do it last year but the bears kept climbing the tree and breaking the cam off the hook I had it screwed into! :evil:
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Blinginpse
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My trouble all summer
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Rccordrey
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Not good
Not good at all.
same trouble I always have.
rccordrey, what are you using to mount your cams up high? I had picked up a few of those screw in hooks that screw to the bottom of the cam also. I was thinking about cutting some wooden blocks with an angle to attach to the back of my bear boxes to point the cam down since last time I used the screw in mount the bear ripped that off the tree and it just hung there til I got back.
rccordrey, what are you using to mount your cams up high? I had picked up a few of those screw in hooks that screw to the bottom of the cam also. I was thinking about cutting some wooden blocks with an angle to attach to the back of my bear boxes to point the cam down since last time I used the screw in mount the bear ripped that off the tree and it just hung there til I got back.
rr79
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I mount my cams the same up high. Deer never see them. I just break a stick of whatever thickness i need and put it behind top of cam the sinch down strap.
Blinginpse
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My cams are hung as high as I can get with a 32" lone wolf stick
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Rccordrey
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I'm just using the mounting bracket that comes with the trace cameras. Also used this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00S04RJH ... ref=plSrch
Ok, thanks guys.
Rccordrey
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Have any luck on any of those guys yet?
Rccordrey
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No not yet. I got vacation in November. I've been playing on public land on the weekends. Seeing deer just nothing to shoot yet.
Maustypsu
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Pulled my two cameras from another place in the same block of woods tonight. 2 cameras, 6 days, apples out for the camera... 2 does walked by one night. Haha.
I guess all of that sign on this part of the property was from when the beans were in. I will climb near where I got those two pics above. Guido's Web should be here next week. But lots of practice before I'm slinging arrows at a live animal from it.
I guess all of that sign on this part of the property was from when the beans were in. I will climb near where I got those two pics above. Guido's Web should be here next week. But lots of practice before I'm slinging arrows at a live animal from it.