Old Moultrie Photos
02-14-2010 | 08:48 AM
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Spike
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: S. Central NC
Hi AR Bowhunter.
Yes, I used a (home made) trap stake, a piece of rebar about 14" long with a carriage washer tack-welded about an inch from the top. I drive the stake into the ground just about to the washer and use trap wire from the stake to the hind leg.
If a bobcat drags the bait away it usually doesn't take it very far, just away from the camera. If the coyotes get it loose you can kiss it goodbye.
Yes, I used a (home made) trap stake, a piece of rebar about 14" long with a carriage washer tack-welded about an inch from the top. I drive the stake into the ground just about to the washer and use trap wire from the stake to the hind leg.
If a bobcat drags the bait away it usually doesn't take it very far, just away from the camera. If the coyotes get it loose you can kiss it goodbye.
02-18-2010 | 05:43 PM
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Spike
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: S. Central NC
Hi all.
Just thought I would mention....
For the folks that enjoy this type of thing, I have a thread in the Video & Photography forum called "Nocturnal Wildlife Photography" you may find interesting.
I didn't think it was appropriate for this forum because the photos were (technically) not taken with a Trail cam. It's basically a more sophisticated trail cam "system" I've been working with.
Later,
BowNC
Just thought I would mention....
For the folks that enjoy this type of thing, I have a thread in the Video & Photography forum called "Nocturnal Wildlife Photography" you may find interesting.
I didn't think it was appropriate for this forum because the photos were (technically) not taken with a Trail cam. It's basically a more sophisticated trail cam "system" I've been working with.
Later,
BowNC
