Trail Cam Thread

[retrieverman]

Well, I’ve still got at least one cow.
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On a positive note, it appears the cages I built have kept the cows from rubbing on the cameras…so far.

 

[tynyphil]

On a positive note, it appears the cages I built have kept the cows from rubbing on the cameras…so far.
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Once the cows are finally cooped up you can use those as really great tomato cages

 

[retrieverman]

Once the cows are finally cooped up you can use those as really great tomato cages

No, I’m leaving them in place, because I had trouble with a couple young bucks rubbing on my cameras last fall.

 

[user22]

 

[dennishoddy]

No, I’m leaving them in place, because I had trouble with a couple young bucks rubbing on my cameras last fall.

I had trouble with some bucks rubbing on my camera's. Great idea to cage them.

 

[retrieverman]

I made a post earlier this morning and deleted it that I thought this cow had torn up my cage and my camera, but evidently, it was just that nothing came by it overnight.

 

[retrieverman]

One negative to having the cage around my cameras is that I’m now getting quite a few pictures of birds sitting on the bar just under the sensor.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Weave a rubber snake in the panel near camera.

Beef tastes better than deer.

 

[Johnny]

Weave a rubber snake in the panel near camera.

Beef tastes better than deer.

That is like your opinion man.

 

[tynyphil]

They've only got another 45 days to disappear. Still seeing alot of bucks with attached racks