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Bear ate my trail camera
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Lesson learned...even if your not baiting or salting or anything it might interest them enough to tear it down. Guess I am going to build me a lock box
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They will do that...we have cams on baits now and they havent really touched them all month
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I had to take my cameras out of an area for awhile. Little bear would follow me around, and rip the camera off the tree.
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Ive had more problems with elk ripping my cameras down than bears. Maybe they think it looks like a tasty part of the tree?
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I wish I had elk in my area ripping my cams off. It would be worth it
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Yeah I should have done more research I mean all the info you need is on here if you look for it but I didnt think a curious bear would pull it down...now i know better. now I am going to try the lock box.
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