#1 Reason I love IR Cameras

[jbos333]

That's a great pic! I second the request for more info on your camera setup. I have some vacant land about 40 miles from my house, and one of the neighbors called me last week to tell me one of the nice 15ft. blue spruce trees around the front of my pond was cut off at about 5 ft.....hmmmm some ignorant s.o.b. needed a christmas tree? Same thing happened last winter but wasn't close to the road so noone saw it until spring.

Geez, I know times are tough but c'mon! I would have been happy to buy an unfortunate person a tree, rather than have mine cut down!

 

[txdon]

You might have to change your name to "Big Brother".

 

[JESSE1]

One of the men I work with has a game cam pointed at his deer feeder (pretty common, right?). Someone stole his timer off the feeder. Guess what? The game cam got his picture and the company name on his truck. The guy got fired and got charged with theft.

 

[SPIKER]

I been thinking about some sort of camera/video recorder for my farm house too, the tractor parts I ordered were dropped off at the door according to UPS but as not there when I got home, I know the UPS guy who is a good guy & said he left it on my porch rail. someone stopped by and walked off with them not to mention I have FOUND several people on the property already as well... My neighbors are good people and keep eye on it for me but still can't watch it 24/7. the pic seems very good on that one you have there how about some brand info costs ect!

mark M

 

[Flatheadyoungin]

love it.....

don't know which i love more....that fact you nailed them or the fact that he is being extra cautious to not get shot.....wearing orange.....

is this the guy you told to leave before? all that much sweeter

yeah, more info on the camera...

 

[Matt_Jr]

THAT'S MY DAD Hope you catch him. Our family has been looking for him since he took mama's blaze orange stuff

 

[NuBota]

Great work John - a "me too" on the install details - have a similar situation to deal with.

And be careful posting the pics - in this day and age those s***heads can probably sue you for posting their loser faces.

Some days I just can't stand the way things are going in this country......

-Eric

 

[Matt_Jr]

Great work John - a "me too" on the install details - have a similar situation to deal with.

And be careful posting the pics - in this day and age those s***heads can probably sue you for posting their loser faces.

Some days I just can't stand the way things are going in this country......

-Eric

Post all you want. The paparazzi does. Just as long as it's not a minor I think your safe. Something to do with freedom of the press but ammendment rights get hotly debated here so that's all I'll say there. "This land is my land"-you sure have a good sense of humor for people tresspassing. I'm sure your holding back some frustration there. I'd be madder than you know what if it was happening on my land, but I only have a postage stamp, so noone really bothers..much. Hope it all works out for you.

 

[rox]

That picture really msut make you feel happy about buying that camera, right? You have what so many people ong for a picture, proof positive. Why would anybody hunt front he back of a truck anyway. Wouldn't the car noise scare off the game? Obviously I have never hunted but it doesn't seem like you could get much game that way.

 

[2manyrocks]

Some of these hunters lose all common sense when hunting season arrives.

Friend of mine had some idot hunting close to his house. He confronted him. The guy fired a shot in the air. Sheriff couldn't find him. Another hunter came in later and my friend blocked him in so he couldn't drive off. Sheriff came and still wouldn't arrest him for trespass. If they started locking these guys up even for a day or two, I think they'd have more respect.