Trail camera

[Johnny b]

[Johnny b]

[Johnny b]

Hay, gang still trying to get the hang of posting pictures and you are the guine-pigs. Still got to get the sizing down. These are next years crop.

[KBI-PREZ]

JUst in case this one slipped through the cracks heres Tommy Macs buck from this year....

[buffhntr]

nice Johnny B is this your first camera? I like to use the video you get alot more deer on camera especially during the rut. I would like to get a cuddyback but for the money I like the moultrie they are pretty good. Cuddyback just has sucha quick trigger. Anyway the pics look good keep them coming

[Johnny b]

Luke, I have had trail camera's for over 5 years not. Just have not known how to post the pictures of which i am still learning. In fact i use to have 2 cuddyback camera's. But some nice fellow brother hunter thought he needed one worse than I did. I fact we are pretty sure it was even a cop that needed it. We have a local cop that hunts around the property we hunt. He seems to think he is imune to property lines. Funny how they get these ideas. I actually think he either heard or seen the camera take his picture trespassing, and then took it. of course no way of proving that. Just conjucture.

[HNI_Christine]

Johnny, while at the ATA show I saw a heavy duty metal box that you can put your trailcam in. Somebody would really, really have to want to take your camera if you had it locked up in that puppy.

I can't remember the name of it and I'm still up here in Chicago so I'll post the info when I get home.

It's msrp is around $99 but if I were putting a decent trailcam out, I'd probably buy one.