Yeah, Hillary supporters packin AR's. That's rich! We know who it really is.

1. Maybe the old guy gave permission? It's possible... check with him to see if anyone stopped in.

2. I would do is try to be more selective and careful about where your cameras are. I'd suggest hanging them higher (out of line of sight and off to the side of trails) and if possible screw them or chain/cable them to the trees. A downward angle for deer works really well also, it can give a better perspective of tine length, and they rarely spot the camera.

3. If you know (and trust) people in the area, show the pic to them. There can't be too many people in the area with a rifle like that.

4. Perhaps post the picture in area bars and stores. Make a note that you have pictures of their face, but don't want to publicly humiliate them. Remind them that it is private property (along with an aerial photo showing boundaries) and they do not have permission to hunt or shoot there. If caught again authorities will be contacted.

Some suggest doing nothing. Unfortunately that never does anything. Be proactive and creative.