Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: jackelope on May 25, 2010, 05:07:25 PM
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I set my cam out on Sunday and I will retrieve it and see what's on it in 2 weeks. First time I've ever set it out on this side of the mountains. I'm looking forward to the results...
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I look forward to see what u catch on it as well. I have been waiting to put mine out. I think I will sneek away from the family this Friday to put one out there. Let soak for a month or so. I put the extended battery mod on mine so it should last for a month or more. Not sure if the card will.
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the suspense is killing me...
hopefully it hasn't grown legs.
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I'll expect 4 pics in the POM contest good or not.
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will do...
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tell me where it is and ill make sure you get some interesting pictures! :yike:
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Mine's been out three weeks...gonna go check it pretty soon..i cant stand it!
HOpefully, it was better than the last two week soak, where it was up for three days before a bear bent the metal bracket, snapped the lock and tossed it to the forest floor... :chuckle: :bash:
Gotta love bears.
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well...........
I had a couple hours to kill so I took my father in law for a walk to get the camera today...got to my tree where the camera was...
no camera.
Some POS walked off with it.
I'm very disappointed in the lack of respect people have for other people's property.
I guess I should have known better than to leave it on public ground in King County.
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well...........
I had a couple hours to kill so I took my father in law for a walk to get the camera today...got to my tree where the camera was...
no camera.
Some POS walked off with it.
I'm very disappointed in the lack of respect people have for other people's property.
I guess I should have known better than to leave it on public ground in King County.
Oh man, that sucks Jack....first time on this side too...man. Sorry to hear it dude.
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That friggin sux!
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I feel your pain. :bash: >:( >:(
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Man that sucks but to be honest if your not a mile off the trail (aka no one will walk past your cam) you need to lock it. I've heard too many stories of stolen cams.
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That does suck buddy. What camera did you have?
Mine isn't locked up either but it is pretty far from civilization and it's a long uphill walk to get to it.
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Why can't people see the cameras and just leave them the hell alone? :bash:
What satisfaction would it be to use a stolen trail camera anyway? Unless the people stealing them are not hunters and just end up selling them on ebay or something.
I just put mine out today, on public land, planned on leaving it for a couple of weeks... but, now I'm not so sure. I may go back and get it next weekend, or at least move it to someplace that's a little more inaccessible. It's only 1/4 mile from a road, but not really in a spot where I'd expect anybody to be walking.
Sorry to hear about that Jackelope. It would kind of take the fun out of any future use of trail cameras, I think.
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THAT STINKS! Sure a bunch of maggots out there.
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my camera was a stealth cam 430IR or something like that. It will be my 1 and only trail cam. Not gonna get another 1. It was about a half mile behind a gate and then 500 yards or so off the road in a completely random spot in the middle of the woods...not even a game trail there. I couldn't imagine anyone would just randomly walk up on it and steal it. Funny the last thing I said to my father in law was that I hoped it didn't grow legs....
:bash:
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my camera was a stealth cam 430IR or something like that. It will be my 1 and only trail cam. Not gonna get another 1. It was about a half mile behind a gate and then 500 yards or so off the road in a completely random spot in the middle of the woods...not even a game trail there. I couldn't imagine anyone would just randomly walk up on it and steal it. Funny the last thing I said to my father in law was that I hoped it didn't grow legs....
:bash:
It is possible bear or elk attacked it and you didn't see it laying in the area? Both elk & bear can get testy with cameras quite frequently.
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I thought about that and covered the area pretty well...unless they took off with it and carried it away, it was not laying in a 100 foot radius of the tree.
I probably could have looked a little more but I got frustrated and pissed and it was dumping rain.
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I thought about that and covered the area pretty well...unless they took off with it and carried it away, it was not laying in a 100 foot radius of the tree.
I probably could have looked a little more but I got frustrated and pissed and it was dumping rain.
Yeah, probably wasn't that then.
Well, sorry again. I wouldn't let it prevent you from getting another one. It's like Christmas every 2 weeks! :whoo: Next time get further off the road and consider a security box. :brew:
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I am guessing I know approximate where you set it out at, I had some tweaker's hosing with my camera in the same area. Sorry to hear.
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That really sucks - now i am thinking twice about getting one of these. Kinda answers my question on anoher thread about being able to lock them to a tree. You would think that would be one of the main design features to keep them from being stolen???
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you can definitely lock them to a tree.
I just didn't...which is stupid I guess.
There are lock boxes, bear boxes, cables, etc.
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Big Foot found it. :o :o