Alternative perspective on messing with others’ game cams

[archer86]

no attacks just a question if it was legal in national forest and wilderness area.

[Oh Mah]

my alternative perspective on game cameras is that they should be made illegal. spend some time outdoors doing some Real scouting would do most hunters some good rather then setting up a camera and checking it every every 6 months and maybe once before hunting season and calling that scouting. take your kids out scouting as a excuse to get in the woods my daughter herd her first bugle last year and is hooked now. cant get that with a game camera.  but on the original topic I hate game cams but won't touch one if I see it. might place a branch in front of the sensor if I see it though to help them get a few extra pics......jk

sir this is an attack on game cam users manufacturers and employees that make them.  fyi i take 1 of my kids every week when i check on the cams changing the sd cards and replacing apples and corn.

[shallowforks]

many people have voiced their dislike of game cams on public land in this thread. So OH MAH, does that mean that if you put cams on public land that you are being disrespectful in some way to other hunters, and causing problems inside the hunting community? Do you see where im going with this?...

[Oh Mah]

I highly doubt it.since no one is messing with my cams i have to say they have no problem with them.

[shallowforks]

people have mentioned they don't care for game cams on public land. Do you have game cams on public land? If so do you think you are being disrespectful to these hunters because knowing they don't care for it you choose to place them anyways?

[Oh Mah]

many people have voiced their dislike of game cams on public land in this thread. So OH MAH, does that mean that if you put cams on public land that you are being disrespectful in some way to other hunters, and causing problems inside the hunting community? Do you see where im going with this?...

This reads really close to the anti everything we do that say it is disrespect for us to own guns,hunt animals.eat meat waving the American flag. blah blah blah


Again 

[NOCK NOCK]

my alternative perspective on game cameras is that they should be made illegal. spend some time outdoors doing some Real scouting would do most hunters some good rather then setting up a camera and checking it every every 6 months and maybe once before hunting season and calling that scouting. take your kids out scouting as a excuse to get in the woods my daughter herd her first bugle last year and is hooked now. cant get that with a game camera. but on the original topic I hate game cams but won't touch one if I see it. might place a branch in front of the sensor if I see it though to help them get a few extra pics......jk

Sure you can 

For some, there is alot more to it than scouting. Personally I enjoy my cameras just as much, and maybe even more so, than hunting, and I live for hunting

[Oh Mah]

its hard work getting all these awesome pics.i dont hunt under any of my cams but i love the 1000s of pics i get every year.

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[shallowforks]

OH MAH, im just asking you a question

[Oh Mah]

no sir you are politely trolling.Im done you are too anti for me. 

I REPLIED TO YOUR ANTI QUESTION.

[shallowforks]

lol. I think its great that you love trail cams and the pictures they provide you. Im not trying to attack your use of trail cams by asking you this question. Im simply trying to show that we all have different ideas about why hunting is great, and that we should all learn to respect these different visions of why hunting is great and this will help the entire community come together instead of fight amongst each other.

[shallowforks]

On a lighthearted note Oh Mah, If your anti anti's does that make you an anti?? JK I couldn't help myself and I don't think you are an anti.

[archer86]

my alternative perspective on game cameras is that they should be made illegal. spend some time outdoors doing some Real scouting would do most hunters some good rather then setting up a camera and checking it every every 6 months and maybe once before hunting season and calling that scouting. take your kids out scouting as a excuse to get in the woods my daughter herd her first bugle last year and is hooked now. cant get that with a game camera. but on the original topic I hate game cams but won't touch one if I see it. might place a branch in front of the sensor if I see it though to help them get a few extra pics......jk

Sure you can 

For some, there is alot more to it than scouting. Personally I enjoy my cameras just as much, and maybe even more so, than hunting, and I live for hunting

that is cool seen that on another post but not the same as having a bull screaming at you with in a 100 yards and you kid by your side.
I get you guys all like you game cameras it's just not for me I guess but the question still stands is it legal in national forest and wilderness area where natural habitat is suppose to be perserved if it is so be it put up as many as you want

[archer86]

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