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Dang bears...
kodiak06:
--- Quote from: Wolfdog2314 on May 17, 2025, 09:06:19 PM ---I just had the same, suckers. He pushed it over to the side. Still getting pix, just not down the trail anymore! At least I got a good mug shot!
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lol... mines 462 miles away so hoping a pic pops soon or it'll be late June before it gets checked.
Wet Chicken:
Bears "supposedly" can smell batteries and are attracted to them. If that's true, they like Duracells more than Energizers. 😳. About 95% of my cameras that bears get have the Duracells.
Wolfdog2314:
--- Quote from: kodiak06 on May 18, 2025, 09:54:48 AM ---
--- Quote from: Wolfdog2314 on May 17, 2025, 09:06:19 PM ---I just had the same, suckers. He pushed it over to the side. Still getting pix, just not down the trail anymore! At least I got a good mug shot!
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lol... mines 462 miles away so hoping a pic pops soon or it'll be late June before it gets checked.
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Dang! Fingers crossed 🤞🏻
kodiak06:
--- Quote from: Wet Chicken on May 18, 2025, 11:31:08 AM ---Bears "supposedly" can smell batteries and are attracted to them. If that's true, they like Duracells more than Energizers. 😳. About 95% of my cameras that bears get have the Duracells.
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Someones pulling your leg I believe. I can positively say they do smell plastic/rubber and will ruin things when they feel like it. We had 4 wheeler seats and fenders chewed and mauled in Alaska. Rigid hull inflatables would get punctured if ya didn't rig them to stay on the water. In OR/WA/Id bears have chewed a few cams of mine.
kodiak06:
Forgot to mention that I sometimes run 6V or 12V battery in plastic ammo cans on my cams and I've had bears pull them out of the trees mounted 10-12' high.
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