#315152 - 07/26/07 08:55 PM
Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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wlt
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I am new at this and my first pictures were of racoons at my feeder. Do I have the camera set too low to the ground or what??
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#315162 - 07/26/07 09:02 PM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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Game cams for deer should be about 3.5 feet off the ground, however if you have coons....and corn....you'll get pictures of coons.....lots of them.
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#315486 - 07/27/07 07:01 AM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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wlt
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I dont mind the coons I just want to know if I am aiming the camera wrong. It is about 2 and a half feet off of the ground with the feeder about 15 feet away. Do I have too much forground in the picture and thus need to move the camera up and only have the picture feild begin at the leggs or middle of leggs? ( Deer approach from the rear towards feeder)
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#315696 - 07/27/07 09:38 AM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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If you're setting a camera up at a feed site it's gonna happen. Hopefully your not using a 35mm!
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#315953 - 07/27/07 01:49 PM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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wlt
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No it is a new moultrie 4.0 and it is working out great so far. It is my first attempt and again Im not sure if I have it aimed too low.
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#316039 - 07/27/07 03:47 PM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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I have around 10,000 pics off of my Moultries ion the past two years. I have two Moutlries. The trigger time is slow.
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#316350 - 07/27/07 08:42 PM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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wlt
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This new moultrie has a very fast trigger time, between 1 &2 seconds.
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#316686 - 07/28/07 12:10 AM
Re: Help, How do I avoid racoons in my pictures
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Rico
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everyone has coons on their cams.. 17 hmr will help..
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