Thread: Trail cameras
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09-03-2019, 09:54 AM #11
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No worries for that guy. Every one of his cameras is cellular. He's the same guy who will tell you that the deer are his because he puts in multiple 10-20 acre food plots to feed them. He also likes to hire planes to fly him low over his property and unfortunately over my parent's place) so he can monitor the deer. I've had multuple problems with him over the years that resulted in calls to the authorities and or the DNR. They go talk to him but nothing ever changes. So... Ill just keep hunting and keep calling when he breaks the law.
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09-03-2019, 02:43 PM #12
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09-04-2019, 05:37 AM #13
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09-04-2019, 09:01 AM #14
That use to be me....head up on the atv to fill the tube feeders , deer at it just moved off 50yrds eye balling me until I was done and headed back, as soon as I moved on.
Had them walk right by the atv at the bottom of the shooting house ladder, never paying any attention to it
They just stand there watching the neighbor running his bobcatBill..............
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09-04-2019, 03:24 PM #15
Once hunting season starts, I pull the cameras off of the hunting property. I always have a camera in my back yard though, just to see what all wanders through there when we aren't watching. Here are some pics I've gotten, just about 20 steps off my back porch.
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09-04-2019, 03:25 PM #16
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09-05-2019, 02:25 PM #17
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Ha ha,..I’ve heard that can be true, but I’ve made it a point to try and keep the cost to an absoute minimum. The license is around $28 bucks, and I usually buy a bottle of scent which is around ten or fifteen. Other than that my cost is usually limited to two 30/30 rounds. I do my own processing and grinding.
Bought my rifle 25 years ago, and i’m not a gear nut either,....even built my own stands from scrap. So,....I figure that 100 lbs of clean hamburger I put up every year costs me about 40 cents a pound. Not to mention the tenderloin, stew meat, and all the scraps I save and give to the dog with his daily food...
Thank you. I’ll check them out.
Monofilament line?