Crossing the trail cam line.

44hunter45

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Cross that line yesterday. I've never been into the whole trail cam thing.

That changed yesterday when I sat in one if the ladder stands behind the house. I did a circle around it before climbing up. I found two scrapes line-of-sight from the stand.

I've had eyes-on one decent buck on the property this year. Saw a toad last year but passed for personal reasons. That will not happen this year.

Ordered a three pack of WOSPORT G100 cams off Amazon. Delivered today. They don't publish the IR wavelength but say they are "advanced". I'm hoping that means no-glow since the cams have a pretty short trigger range.

I know squat about cams and they may be junk. But priced right and fast delivery.
 
Lithium batteries like to lie about how much life they have. Super fun to put one out that says 100% when placed and reads 0% a couple hours later
 
They are addicting. I’ve got a couple out here at home where I hunt and a couple in Ohio. I run Tactacams and love them. Energizer Lithiums are great batteries. Cold drains them quicker than anything. Solar panels help too.
 
Think about sunrise/sunset, distance from travel area and how that impacts quality of photos etc… have fun!
 
I picked up one muddy and one stealth cam on sale earlier this year to try. I haven't tried them in the past. I don't want to get obsessed like some people do. I figure would be nice to see if a couple trails I think are being used are. Should be fun to try.
 
We are allowed to use trailcams on some publicly accessible land. I bought & placed two reveal units. It is somewhat addicting.
Had a few different bucks early. Was watching a decent eight pointer, then I watched him being drug out by another hunter.
Thats as good as it gets, public/Wisconsin.
 

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