Trail Cam Stolen
09-07-2007, 02:17 PM
#21
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
Uh-Oh, the GUNS are loaded guys, Hunsuckers out for revenge, everybody should quake and tremble in fear 
On a serious note though, that really sucks! I have been fortunate to only have one game camera stolen and it was a 2 year old 35mm Stealth that I got on sale at Wally World for around $50.00 Its pretty sad that you have to lock up a camera that sits in the woods.
I hope you bust this guy like your gonna bust ribcage!
On a serious note though, that really sucks! I have been fortunate to only have one game camera stolen and it was a 2 year old 35mm Stealth that I got on sale at Wally World for around $50.00 Its pretty sad that you have to lock up a camera that sits in the woods.
I hope you bust this guy like your gonna bust ribcage!
09-07-2007, 02:31 PM
#22
Join Date: Jul 2007
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
It's a long shot, but you might walk around on your neighbor's property looking for your trail cam......he might have just moved it to a new location. Bare minimum would be to go to your neighbor and find out if he know anything about the guy. If he is a good neighbor you guys can team up and keep him run off your farms.
Flat tires also discourage these guys?
Flat tires also discourage these guys?
09-07-2007, 02:39 PM
#23
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
ORIGINAL: twildasin
If he parked at your neighbors ask them who it is and explain what is going on! See if they can help ya and if they go sour on you tell them you got pictures of him on your other camera trespassing and you will prosecute unless the camera is returned and he stays away.
If he parked at your neighbors ask them who it is and explain what is going on! See if they can help ya and if they go sour on you tell them you got pictures of him on your other camera trespassing and you will prosecute unless the camera is returned and he stays away.
09-07-2007, 02:41 PM
#24
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
ORIGINAL: Buck Magnet
Its pretty sad that you have to lock up a camera that sits in the woods.
Its pretty sad that you have to lock up a camera that sits in the woods.
09-07-2007, 02:54 PM
#25
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
Was this one of your Moultrie units? If it was, my buddy and I used an idea from my Cuddeback to make our Moultries harder to steal. We drilled a hole through the back of the unit and glue a large washer around it, then we simple screw the unit into the tree. We still wrap a chain around the unit and lock it up but the way we see it is, if these idiots cut the chain/locks and try pulling the camera off the tree and it won't budge, they will probablly either give up or smash the unit, and if they smash it then we will have their pictures.
09-07-2007, 03:08 PM
#26
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2006
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RE: Trail Cam Stolen
[/align]I've said it before and I'll say it again. " Some folks should have a hunting season. I'd be tagged out the first day of child molester season" Make nice with the local game warden. I'm sure he can find a way to help. Keep it above board for now. It will pay off later. Like when you give his cellmate a carton of smokes and tell him the guytried to molest your kid. hehehehehehehehehehe
