ORIGINAL: Greg / MO

I don't have a lot of trail cams yet (just an older Stealth 35 mm right now), but I just might start investing in those next year (it's my last area to conquer in terms of having everything I want for my bowhunting needs [8D]).

I've given it a bit of thought, because -- like you -- I don't want to sink a substantial investment into these only to have them walk off in my absence. Aside from camo'ing them with a particular camo I've got in mind (www.ultimatecamo.com), I've been thinking about placing them above people's line of sight, say 10-15 feet or so, and angling them down. I may have to build some little wedge-shaped wooden blocks to insert behind them before strapping them down, I'm not sure yet.

Whenever I hung one, I could simply take some Cranford steps with me, or if I was hanging them on public land, takea fewLW climbing sticks with me. If I only checked them once a week or so, it really wouldn't be that big a hassle and may keep them from the average person passing through in two ways: 1) he might not even see it... and 2) even if he did, he wouldn't be able to readily reach it