Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
07-31-2008 | 06:32 AM
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RE: Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
07-31-2008 | 07:50 AM
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RE: Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
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07-31-2008 | 07:59 AM
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RE: Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
07-31-2008 | 08:05 AM
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RE: Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Yep Bry I'll be really looking into these Reconx camera's that supposively have no light at all.
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
07-31-2008 | 08:15 AM
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RE: Video of an ok 8 point on the cuddeback
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
I checked that out and it's a hefty price tag at $599. It looks like what it may be is a polarized filter over the IR LEDs. If that is the case you could probably find apiece of polarized plastice somewhere and do it yourself for much cheaper. I'm going to do more research on what the Reconx uses and see what I can find out.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Yep Bry I'll be really looking into these Reconx camera's that supposively have no light at all.
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
That's a nice buck Steve. He has a nice spread on him.
As far as the cams go, I have a flash cam and my IR cam over the same mineral lick for other reasons and I have found many deer looking at the IR cam and none looking at the flash camera. It's making me start to rethink the logic of the IR cameras. Maybe the flash spooks hunters into buying IR cams more than they spook deer.[&:]
