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Has anyone had any issues with the flashes or maybe spooking the animals? also...my camera has a motion sensor but in order for it to go off the animal has to be moving or doing something in order for it to finally take a pic.....has anyone had any issues with animals not coming back because of the flash it scaring them or anything...just curious.,..
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I have never had any issues with the flash scaring off an animal. I have had bears come back multiple times and got caught by the flash each time while they just meandered by.
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If they do get scared then this girl hasn't stopped running yet
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Never seemed like the flash bothers them. I've had Elk,Deer,Bear, Yotes,etc... eat for hours while the flash just get going off.
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Same here no issues i got pics like 400out and i wonder how long they had welders flash for
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its almost like they like it
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Most of the population of animals no and when over a bait usually not, but from what I observed back in the day when there were only flash cameras is the mature bucks were not a fan of the flash.I ran a camera on a bait from June 1st till late august only to get 2 pics of a particular buck. This buck was always around the bait. He was super spooked over the camera, I took it down and was able to see the bait from 200 yards away and he was there every evening. I would never hang a flash camera either on just a trail, specialy if your after a old buck.
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Two legged critters could be alerted too.
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Quote from: gonehuntin68 on March 15, 2011, 04:06:56 PM
its almost like they like it
Thats what my camera pics look like.... but it gives off a huge flash its more like 2 quick flashes and then its good to go....but the picture quality is good... it doesnt loook like the other pic on this topis where you cant see anything except a outline....
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March 16, 2011, 05:44:25 PM »
I read somewhere years ago, that animal's eyes didn't seem to register on the new LED flashes, but the incandescent flash like huntnnw was using spooked them. I think it was something to do with the wavelength of the light that their eyes didn't process.
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I havent had any issues yet of flashes from my cam scaring whitetail, mule deer or black bears.
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I have been able to watch many cams from a distance, the flash always made the deer jump or run 10 yards away and comeback
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Flash may not scare the deer or elk but it will attract the bears to your cam so get a security box.
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Quote from: Cylvertip on March 16, 2011, 09:12:38 AM
Two legged critters could be alerted too.
That's why I bought IR cameras.
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