[SaltyWalty]

Hey just wondering if anybody has any tips for trail cameras, im setting it up on a water source/wallow and need some tips

 

[Critter]

Every situation is going to be different.

You can usually just look at all the rest of the tail camera around that water source and then make your decision from there.

 

[APD]

Every situation is going to be different.

You can usually just look at all the rest of the tail camera around that water source and then make your decision from there.

:mrgreen::mrgreen:LMAO but so true

 

[APD]

Hey just wondering if anybody has any tips for trail cameras, im setting it up on a water source/wallow and need some tips

there have been a lot of topics about this on here. generally... point it north, put it out of reach or hide it, use salt near by but not in the water, wallows get more use when it's hot (much less use when it's frozen in the middle of winter)

 

[johnnycake]

If you want guaranteed action, you need to put primo attractant in front of the camera.
$GME is all the rage on the street these days

 

[lucky duck]

I would tie a rock to the camera and then toss it into the water. Imagine the you tube subscribers you could get with never before seen under water footage!!!!!!

 

[taxidermist]

Best set up for trail cams is to leave them at home or not waste your money on them. They'll likely get stolen anyway.

 

[bowdude]

Sounds as if they could all be banned. Might want to wait until the dust settles before investing time and money into them.

 

[SaltyWalty]

oops already got one-O,-

 

[DallanC]

-DallanC

 

[PBH]

I have ventured to the dark side, and purchased a couple. They probably won't be used on public -- but they are fun out here at the house! I usually fill them up with the dogs (mine, neighbors), but have recently had a fox and coyote show up on the cams. Next summer I should see some deer.

One of my cameras (stealth) kind of sucks. The pictures are really bad. The other two take nice pictures, but the sensitivity is really high -- I load them up with waving grass and moving shadows, clouds, etc.