Trail camera use with no trees?
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From: coelker
12-Jun-16
So the area we are hunting this fall has wpvery few trees. Mostly short sage and a little mountain mahogany.
How can a person set up a camera for pics and still hope to hide or protect the camera from theft?
I thought a rock like camera would look cool but it would have to look like a natural rock to the area!
So large sage flats, few trails and water holes. How to focus in on animals?
From: 'Ike' (Phone)
13-Jun-16
'Ike' (Phone)'s Link
Not to advertise, but I used this in Utah and also Wyoming...Clipped onto short Willow and such, plus your able to set the camera back a bit into whatever cover you use and just trim a bit...
Works well!
From: oldgoat
13-Jun-16
You could get the smaller T-Posts and drive them into the ground back in a bush close to the trunk/base. But the limbs moving in the wind is likely to give you a lot of animal empty shots
From: t-roy
13-Jun-16
Ike
I've used the same clip for taking photos. I never considered using it on a trail cam. Good idea!
The clip works great & the guy that makes them is great to deal with as well. Super nice guy.
