Gotta luv trail cams...
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maybe you can get these pepole off the property , and start seeing some deer .
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Thats bizarre. I've had 1 trail cam out for a year and another one out for 2 seasons and never took a pic yet of a trespasser. Like the others said...good thing they didn't take your cams! That was my biggest fear the first time I set mine out.
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I believe everyone who has trailcam pictures of poachers should post 'em for all to see just like they do in some states with criminals. We could even open up a new post your poacher pictures here forum. i don't happen to have pictures but Christmas evening I had my 11 year old son on one end of a clearcut and I was on the other about 300 yards away. About 3:30 he calls me on the radio saying that 2 guys had just pulled up about 40 yards from him on 4-wheelers. One had a deer stand on the back of it. This is a very restricted area ( behind an exclusive golf course ). The nerve of these guys to be not on the border but smack in the middle of this property at 3:30 in the evening not knowing if anyone was in the woods or not. My truck was in one place and my 4-wheeler in another in plain view. Some people are just so damn stupid. The bad thing is that I hate to have any kind of conflict in the woods with an armed man. You never know what these scumbags are capable of. Good luck and lets get that forum up and running, it would be kinda funny.