Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: NOCK NOCK on February 02, 2015, 08:41:41 PM
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So, always reading about trail camera theft got me wondering. Has anyone ever had a trail cam destroyed by an obvious human attack? Shot with a gun, Beaten to a pulp. Just Curious :dunno:
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I've worried about that before. Thankfully it hasn't happened to me so far
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Here is what was left of mine, after being out less than 48 hours on my property.
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some people in ferry have and for good reason
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Here is what was left of mine, after being out less than 48 hours on my property.
Git a rope!
Pygmy
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I could see this being one of those stupid criminal things. Shoot the camera but forget about the card. That would be an interesting people on camera photo.
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That stinks ! It seems a lot of guys put there cams out in the open ..why not put them off to the side of where someone might walk by ? Brush them in so they are not seen so easy ..Maybe put them up in a tree and pointing down :dunno: been picking up a few tips just by watching Warden shows :chuckle: Also I see they are making cams that send you a message and picture when your cam goes off ! That would be fun to catch someone in the act ...
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Were you able to recover the sd card??
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I've just ordered my first ever trail cam. I skipped the box and cable because I assumed that anyone who would steal one would just as likely destroy or attempt to steal a secured one.
I'm thinking the second, hidden camera watching the first might be an interesting twist.
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Id like to know why some were destroyed, I be willing to bet there is more to it just being ruined for no good reason. Up in 101 there are some coasties that have 0 reguard for others and set cams right up on other peoples sets! well you wanna do that and be prepared for whatever happens.
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Interesting point. One of my elk set ups I have had other Hunters set up on it to hunt, but so far no other cams set at my cam locations(that I know of)
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My buddy has pics of a guy on his cam with him stepping over his salt block! and set a cam up on his salt block 200 feet away! my buddy put a nice not on his cam and the guy writes *&^% you" well put it this way it did end well :chuckle:
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and why are you assuming its a "coastie"
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I had 2 smashed to pieces at once. One was a good one and the other i was testing after having issues with it. Private land that only i had permission to hunt. Owner had a family reunion and a rather rebellious 13 year old grandson visited. He smashed the cams... not realizing they took his pics at the same time. I loaded the pics up on the landowners pc and he knew exactly who it was. The kid was very sorry akd kind of scared what i might do. I just had him help check the cams with ke the remainder of the summer he was there. I always took the longest way up and down the steepest hills on the way to the cals when he went with me. By the end he actually took a great interest in it all. Hope he remembers.... he doesnt really have the best home life, and is unfortunatelly too far away for me to keep bringing him along.
