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Quote from: fishngamereaper on December 15, 2018, 05:57:11 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??Yes, they do get messed with.
Quote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??
If you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.
Quote from: JWEBB on December 15, 2018, 12:34:41 AMQuote from: Atroxus on December 14, 2018, 11:18:51 PMQuote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.So you have a camera, presumably strapped to a tree somewhere, which you haven't checked on for 3+ years, that may or may not be leaking it's battery contents, and you still consider it your property? Personally I think that sounds more like littering. What is the point of even having it out there if you aren't using it or checking on it? Seriously? Yeah it his property! He knows where it is and he spent his hard earned money on it. Littering? Doubt it has caused any harm to the environment. Bottom line, don’t mess with someone’s cam. A lot of time and money is involved with many cams. I had a cam jacked last year and it was a very sickening experience. Scum of the earth in my opinion if you take someone’s cam. Month or 5 years not yours to touchI never said anything about touching them. I said that in my opinion it is littering. I am also of the opinion that if you pack it in you should pack it out. I just can't see the justification for leaving cameras or other equipment unattended long-term on public land.
Quote from: Atroxus on December 14, 2018, 11:18:51 PMQuote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.So you have a camera, presumably strapped to a tree somewhere, which you haven't checked on for 3+ years, that may or may not be leaking it's battery contents, and you still consider it your property? Personally I think that sounds more like littering. What is the point of even having it out there if you aren't using it or checking on it? Seriously? Yeah it his property! He knows where it is and he spent his hard earned money on it. Littering? Doubt it has caused any harm to the environment. Bottom line, don’t mess with someone’s cam. A lot of time and money is involved with many cams. I had a cam jacked last year and it was a very sickening experience. Scum of the earth in my opinion if you take someone’s cam. Month or 5 years not yours to touch
Quote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.So you have a camera, presumably strapped to a tree somewhere, which you haven't checked on for 3+ years, that may or may not be leaking it's battery contents, and you still consider it your property? Personally I think that sounds more like littering. What is the point of even having it out there if you aren't using it or checking on it?
I have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.
Quote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:13:52 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on December 15, 2018, 05:57:11 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??Yes, they do get messed with.And you're okay with that apparently. You must be the one doing the stealing. Must be luck to find all these free things everywhere. Oh lucky me, a free trail cam. Lucky me, a free truck. Your name is fitting
Quote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.With all due respect, you should consider cleaning up your junk.
Quote from: Taco280AI on December 15, 2018, 07:21:54 PMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:13:52 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on December 15, 2018, 05:57:11 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??Yes, they do get messed with.And you're okay with that apparently. You must be the one doing the stealing. Must be luck to find all these free things everywhere. Oh lucky me, a free trail cam. Lucky me, a free truck. Your name is fittingYou are really out of touch with reality.
Quote from: Atroxus on December 15, 2018, 03:13:03 PMQuote from: JWEBB on December 15, 2018, 12:34:41 AMQuote from: Atroxus on December 14, 2018, 11:18:51 PMQuote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.So you have a camera, presumably strapped to a tree somewhere, which you haven't checked on for 3+ years, that may or may not be leaking it's battery contents, and you still consider it your property? Personally I think that sounds more like littering. What is the point of even having it out there if you aren't using it or checking on it? Seriously? Yeah it his property! He knows where it is and he spent his hard earned money on it. Littering? Doubt it has caused any harm to the environment. Bottom line, don’t mess with someone’s cam. A lot of time and money is involved with many cams. I had a cam jacked last year and it was a very sickening experience. Scum of the earth in my opinion if you take someone’s cam. Month or 5 years not yours to touchI never said anything about touching them. I said that in my opinion it is littering. I am also of the opinion that if you pack it in you should pack it out. I just can't see the justification for leaving cameras or other equipment unattended long-term on public land.It’s not littering. Unless you never retrieve it ever then maybe see your point
Quote from: idaho guy on December 15, 2018, 07:37:49 PMQuote from: Atroxus on December 15, 2018, 03:13:03 PMQuote from: JWEBB on December 15, 2018, 12:34:41 AMQuote from: Atroxus on December 14, 2018, 11:18:51 PMQuote from: jackelope on September 24, 2018, 09:59:37 PMI have a camera in the Gifford Pinchot I haven’t seen since I think 2015. I’m assuming it’s still there. It’s in a really secure lockbox. I’m also assuming it’s probably ruined because the batteries leaked or something. I would not appreciate someone checking my pics and batteries, even though they won’t get in my lock box. You didn’t do the work to put it there. You didn’t pay for it. You should just leave it alone.So you have a camera, presumably strapped to a tree somewhere, which you haven't checked on for 3+ years, that may or may not be leaking it's battery contents, and you still consider it your property? Personally I think that sounds more like littering. What is the point of even having it out there if you aren't using it or checking on it? Seriously? Yeah it his property! He knows where it is and he spent his hard earned money on it. Littering? Doubt it has caused any harm to the environment. Bottom line, don’t mess with someone’s cam. A lot of time and money is involved with many cams. I had a cam jacked last year and it was a very sickening experience. Scum of the earth in my opinion if you take someone’s cam. Month or 5 years not yours to touchI never said anything about touching them. I said that in my opinion it is littering. I am also of the opinion that if you pack it in you should pack it out. I just can't see the justification for leaving cameras or other equipment unattended long-term on public land.It’s not littering. Unless you never retrieve it ever then maybe see your pointSo by that logic, I can just dump my garbage in the woods as long as I plan to go back for it some day. Totally different trail cam is there for a reason and with intent of absolutely retrieving not Even close to garbage but I guess we will disagree on this one nitpicking each other over this kind of stuff is why we end up with so many needless regulations carefull or your state will have even more confusing regulations to deal with
Quote from: luckyman on December 16, 2018, 04:36:02 AMQuote from: Taco280AI on December 15, 2018, 07:21:54 PMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:13:52 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on December 15, 2018, 05:57:11 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??Yes, they do get messed with.And you're okay with that apparently. You must be the one doing the stealing. Must be luck to find all these free things everywhere. Oh lucky me, a free trail cam. Lucky me, a free truck. Your name is fittingYou are really out of touch with reality.Yet these are your words, "If you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with."Spoken like a true thief
Quote from: Taco280AI on December 16, 2018, 09:53:50 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 16, 2018, 04:36:02 AMQuote from: Taco280AI on December 15, 2018, 07:21:54 PMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:13:52 PMQuote from: fishngamereaper on December 15, 2018, 05:57:11 AMQuote from: luckyman on December 15, 2018, 05:26:53 AMIf you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with.Does the same apply for your base camp, spike camp, or truck parked at the trailhead.....??Yes, they do get messed with.And you're okay with that apparently. You must be the one doing the stealing. Must be luck to find all these free things everywhere. Oh lucky me, a free trail cam. Lucky me, a free truck. Your name is fittingYou are really out of touch with reality.Yet these are your words, "If you leave it and walk away don't cry if it gets messed with."Spoken like a true thiefDude, you can call me a thief all you want. Anyone that knows me knows different. If you want to take the risk of placing a camera on you a tree, then do it. You can't blame anyone but yourself if you let it get tampered with. Lock it ,hide it what ever you have to do. If people are coming through and you don't pull your cams someone else will. If you cant afford the loss why would you gamble with it. Me, I run 5-10 cams year around for 16 years now. The first couple were jacked. No biggy Learn from it.