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Found one of my cameras vandalized this weekend. Camera has been in the same spot for almost 2 years and only this February did someone else discover it. Is it a coincidence that this now happened? Someone spray painted it, cut the hasp off it, cut the cable lock and took it, and took the memory card. They left the camera in place. Are they trying to send a message? Why not just take the camera and be gone? But I am not sure they realize I have other cameras in the area and have their face, truck and license plate number on the images. Nobody else has been anywhere near it. The real question is whether or not I should try to turn them in or get justice on my own? Local LEO's probably are not going to do anything for such a small issue and the $100 dollars for the camera, lock and card are easily replaced. What do all think is the right course of action?
Make them famous on here and see who knows them. Post the pics of their faces and rig.
Quote from: jrebel on July 25, 2023, 10:03:32 PMMake them famous on here and see who knows them. Post the pics of their faces and rig.
Quote from: fowl smacker on July 25, 2023, 10:07:20 PMQuote from: jrebel on July 25, 2023, 10:03:32 PMMake them famous on here and see who knows them. Post the pics of their faces and rig. X3
I hate to be that guy…. But when someone says they have pics of the offender and never posts them, 90% of the time they don’t actually have pics of the offender 🤣 I’ve seen this countless times on forums and facebook pages. Nice scare tactic. If you really have the pics, post them. No need to try and hide the identity of a theif!
Quote from: buglebuster on July 26, 2023, 01:47:07 PMI hate to be that guy…. But when someone says they have pics of the offender and never posts them, 90% of the time they don’t actually have pics of the offender 🤣 I’ve seen this countless times on forums and facebook pages. Nice scare tactic. If you really have the pics, post them. No need to try and hide the identity of a theif!I agree.and .....stolen cams are more often than not, "Stolen" by a bear or elk, heck i have 1 cam out this year with literally 100+ pics of elk and bears face to face with it. Have yet to lose any cam to thieves or critters. Use a box/cable lock and hide it good or put it up high.
Plus bears dont cut cable locks lol I have had them eat cameras and found batteries in their scat.