Advanced wildlife cams--will you buy them if you can monitor them 24/7?
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I got into bowhunting to get back to hunting basics. I know we all use bows loaded to the max with all the upgrades, but it is still all bowhunting when you hit that release and the arrow zips. Call me crazy, but another thing I will not buy is a range finder. That is part of the fun as well for me, judging the distance of the shot in a split second if necessary without some technological device telling me its "37.5 yards".
Even if I get my own property one day, I will not buy a cam like that, I guess I just like getting "presents from above" without knowing what they are from a cell phone or computer feeding from a camera.
Even if I get my own property one day, I will not buy a cam like that, I guess I just like getting "presents from above" without knowing what they are from a cell phone or computer feeding from a camera.
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I got into bowhunting to get back to hunting basics.Call me crazy, but another thing I will not buy is a range finder.
I got into bowhunting to get back to hunting basics.Call me crazy, but another thing I will not buy is a range finder.
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