protecting cameras from theifs
#2
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 54
well, cable locks and maybe a lock box would be great, I wouldn't even attempt it but, if it was me, I would find a cheaper model (if not the cheapest) and put it out, if it walks off you won't be out alot of money.
#3
I use lock boxes on private land.
I doubt I'd ever put my cameras on public land.
A good lock box will cost you $30-45 and a quality shrouded lock is about $20.
In the end all they need is a portable dremel or a chainsaw if they want it bad enough.
I'd go with the above comment on just putting some cheapo cams out like wildviews or stealths.
I doubt I'd ever put my cameras on public land.
A good lock box will cost you $30-45 and a quality shrouded lock is about $20.
In the end all they need is a portable dremel or a chainsaw if they want it bad enough.
I'd go with the above comment on just putting some cheapo cams out like wildviews or stealths.
#6