kwaldeier

well yesterday i got up a tad bit late and then dad amd mom needed help all day and i never got around to go scouting for a spot to put up my trail camera.from now on i will have practice after school until 5 (it gets dark here at 530ish)or i have a game.so that means that i will have my trail camera in my house instead of in the field where i want it ati wont have snow when basketball is over as a tool to use to find their trails, could someone tell me how to find major trails or bedding areas in march or april????thanks
kalvin

MOTOWNHONKEY

You will be able to see the trails without snow on the ground. They are as plain as day. Go look you'll see.

rybohunter

yea not a big deal to not have a camera out. A little foot work will accomplish the same goal.

whitetailsoldier

Also most trail cams suggest not putting them out in extreme cold weather. I'm not saying its cold by you but my cams stay in the house until about april. When i look for trails I get down low, some of my best pictures are when deer have to "crawl" or get really low to the ground. Sounds weird i know, but the deer are pretty consistent to trails when the brush is pretty thick and the are much slower not to make a sound. Overall thick brush covered trails are my favorite, and they're easy to find!

kwaldeier

that is true....plus i could save money on the batteries....

Rob/PA Bowyer

You don't own a flashlight or are you afraid of the night?

kwaldeier

nope i dont own a flashlight.....i walk around with a lighter in my hand[8D]

Buck_Slayer

I was wondering the same

kwaldeier

my parents dont like me going out since the outbreak of cougar sightings.....[&:]

Zdeerslayer

Why dont you just go on a Sunday, you dont have practice on Sundays right?