My new camera
#1
My new camera
Ok fella's I finally!!Got a trail camera I set it up tested it and put some corn in front of it.How long do you all wait before checking it again?I figured I would go sateday and see if I had any pictures what do yall think?
Oh it is a Tasco it is just a $84.00 camera but heck I dont need much more plus I dont got the $$.
Oh it is a Tasco it is just a $84.00 camera but heck I dont need much more plus I dont got the $$.
#3
thanks i have heard people checken every day every week every month and sometimes every 2 months...me personally i barely have enough patiece to wait a week but I'll try to hold out 2 week's
#7
Remnard,
You're as guilty as him, probably more.
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Oh, and yes, there are adjustments. Camera may be pointed in the wrong direction and may be adjusted for left-right or height. Also, the movement sensor that triggers the pictures can reveal if nearby brush/grass is triggering the shot. This then means those things may need to be trimmed or camera adjusted.
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Hunting Kuk,
I would go check in 2 days. Does frequent the same areas, well, frequently. LOL! If you don't have any pics or very few in a couple of days, that tells you it can stand to be moved somewhere else. Why wait 2 weeks to find out you have your camera in the wrong place? LOL!
Congrat's on the new camera and good luck using it.
iSnipe
You're as guilty as him, probably more.
The reason is because his reply is auto-mated, ie, SPAM auto generated, not done manually.
Key points:
His signature line message and links
His reply doesn't fit the threads he's posted in
It's verbatim from tech.yahoo answers
You replied to a SPAM-bot (LOL!)
Oh, and yes, there are adjustments. Camera may be pointed in the wrong direction and may be adjusted for left-right or height. Also, the movement sensor that triggers the pictures can reveal if nearby brush/grass is triggering the shot. This then means those things may need to be trimmed or camera adjusted.
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Hunting Kuk,
I would go check in 2 days. Does frequent the same areas, well, frequently. LOL! If you don't have any pics or very few in a couple of days, that tells you it can stand to be moved somewhere else. Why wait 2 weeks to find out you have your camera in the wrong place? LOL!
Congrat's on the new camera and good luck using it.
iSnipe
#8
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
Posts: 10,079
First time out I would check in a week, mainly to make sure I turned the dang thing on. With the chips that hold thousands of pictures now I will wait a month or so. I had a essobee steal one of my cameras last weekend, and it was in a place (locked gated, etc) that I didn't think anybody woul bother it.