Trail Cam Thread

[Hirschkopf]

The fog look has been 24/7. I meant, I hope it is snot, or tree sap, or anything else that does not require warranty service.

The foggy look provided by my Reconyx camera was moisture droplets on the inside of the lens. Perhaps when I changed batteries spiderwebs, dust, and other assorted crap prevented a good seal. Brought it to my temp lodging and being open with an occasional hairdryer blowing on the lens and into the SD card slot are removing the droplets. Going to point it at my new ASF 2000lb Low Pro feeder and hope for the best (from AZ).

 

[dlbleak]

Had a buck chasing a doe on cam just now. Also saw a nice deer tending a doe in nw edmond this morning

 

[dennishoddy]

The foggy look provided by my Reconyx camera was moisture droplets on the inside of the lens. Perhaps when I changed batteries spiderwebs, dust, and other assorted crap prevented a good seal. Brought it to my temp lodging and being open with an occasional hairdryer blowing on the lens and into the SD card slot are removing the droplets. Going to point it at my new ASF 2000lb Low Pro feeder and hope for the best (from AZ).

Put RainX on the outside of the lens. Mine were foggy looking in the morning but clear any other time of the day/night. The RainX fixed that with the high humidity we have here on occasion.
I understand yours was on the inside. Good deal you got it cleared out.

 

[2busy]

got a freak and a average 10 point

 

[kirk1978]

Looks like he has been in a scuffle or 2.

 

[retrieverman]

From what I’ve been seeing for the last few days, bucks are pretty well bachelored back up around my place. There’s at least 6 in this picture.

 

[dennishoddy]

Same here. Bucks together for a week.

 

[retrieverman]

The buck I videoed during the first few days of rifle season survived rifle season.

 

[retrieverman]

Bachelored back up on the north end of my place too.

 

[okieshooter777]

not even a hint of darkness on those tarsal glands.... weird huh?