trampledbyturtles
5 year old buck +
I've had this debate in my mind to many times going back an forth on the subject.
So, with the threat of theft not an issue.
Who all feels it is a must to hide your trail cam from the deers view?
After looking at alot of the trail cam picks on here it seems there is a bit of a mix. Some look they are placed high an at an angle. While others are on a trail at eye level.
I run into an interesting issue every year.
A lack of suitable trees, paired with tall grass (1000 false trips in a short time is not fun to find) limits my location options.
Still use t-posts in certain locations (edges of where we hay, an over food plot corners on time lapse mode). So the cameras can pretty much stick out in the open.
can't be certain on final placement, but on Midwest whitetail, it looks like at times they just stick them out in the open as well.
know some of it depends on which trail cams your run.
currently running moultrie 880i
thoughts?
So, with the threat of theft not an issue.
Who all feels it is a must to hide your trail cam from the deers view?
After looking at alot of the trail cam picks on here it seems there is a bit of a mix. Some look they are placed high an at an angle. While others are on a trail at eye level.
I run into an interesting issue every year.
A lack of suitable trees, paired with tall grass (1000 false trips in a short time is not fun to find) limits my location options.
Still use t-posts in certain locations (edges of where we hay, an over food plot corners on time lapse mode). So the cameras can pretty much stick out in the open.
can't be certain on final placement, but on Midwest whitetail, it looks like at times they just stick them out in the open as well.
know some of it depends on which trail cams your run.
currently running moultrie 880i
thoughts?