06-30-2008, 02:20 PM
Tons of people have their cameras stolen every year. That's just a risk that you take when putting it on a tree.
The U.S. Forest service has started to take them also because they consider them "Litter" [crazy].
When I put my camera up in a spot, I make sure I hike a long ways away from any roads or trails. The places that I go are usually the nastiest canyons I can find. I guess it's a risk that I'm willing to take. I'm always wondering what kind of animals are in certain spots and how big of buck left a certain track. Now I can find out. The cameras pay for themselves in a short time.
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The U.S. Forest service has started to take them also because they consider them "Litter" [crazy].
When I put my camera up in a spot, I make sure I hike a long ways away from any roads or trails. The places that I go are usually the nastiest canyons I can find. I guess it's a risk that I'm willing to take. I'm always wondering what kind of animals are in certain spots and how big of buck left a certain track. Now I can find out. The cameras pay for themselves in a short time.
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