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<blockquote data-quote="TN Whitetail Freak" data-source="post: 5123932" data-attributes="member: 7958"><p>I think cam color is the biggest thing. After last year I had a Tasco with the new mossy oak breakup. I ran it from Sept11- Nov 4 with not one deer recognizing it. I replaces that cam with a stealth G42 with its faded camo and kind of looks blueish but the video quality is way better. The first deer I got on video was the number 1 deer I was after. He looked right at it. Acknowledges it then continues on his route. That was the last time he was on that cam but I did catch him on cams 50 and 70 yds away throughout rest of season. From now on all my cams get sprayed with an adhesive and crushed leaves sprinkled on them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TN Whitetail Freak, post: 5123932, member: 7958"] I think cam color is the biggest thing. After last year I had a Tasco with the new mossy oak breakup. I ran it from Sept11- Nov 4 with not one deer recognizing it. I replaces that cam with a stealth G42 with its faded camo and kind of looks blueish but the video quality is way better. The first deer I got on video was the number 1 deer I was after. He looked right at it. Acknowledges it then continues on his route. That was the last time he was on that cam but I did catch him on cams 50 and 70 yds away throughout rest of season. From now on all my cams get sprayed with an adhesive and crushed leaves sprinkled on them. [/QUOTE]
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