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How many is too many?

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DaNewb:
I started in August of last year with just one camera and a new bow.... By the end of September and my (first) 2024 season, I had added two more. There was a deal on a 2-pack and I figured 3 was better than just 2 cameras any day.

Over the winter I picked up a couple more (those damned 2-pack deals again) but then my wife claimed one for her chicken coop in a minor skirmish with some rodents.

"Well, I'll have to replace it, you know," I told her as I handed one of my little gems over.

"Oh, of course," she replied.

"They come in 2-packs you know?!"

The new cameras arrived a few days ago and yesterday I finally got time to hike up to the landing and place them. Lots of sign up on that landing.

Now I have 6 trail cameras! Ah! Ah! Ah! (<insert poorly done impression of the Count from Sesame Street)

How many is too many?

zwickeyman:
I only have a few and dont use them much but a buddy of mine in North Idaho has between 70 and 80. Every one of them in video mode and he sure gets some great vids

ASHQUACK:
I have 8 on two properties that I hunt. One is a 2.5 acre piece and one is a little over 5 acres. I know who and what is on each piece all the time.

Dan-o:
They can be addictive, for sure.

Rainier10:
I have 11 cell cameras and 15-20 regular cameras. I have enough but definitely not too many. :chuckle:

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