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Distance from camera to area to photograph
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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5559690" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Basically, what everyone else said. Scrape, if possible, about 15 feet. A road, trail, or general concentration point, more like 20-25 feet. For food plots, I use t-posts I pound into the ground right on the edge of the plot. And for all cameras, face the camera north if possible. I use the special t-post camera mounts for my food plot cams. A bit expensive, but well worth it considering how well they hold the camera so it doesn't move or wobble in the wind. For all the other cams, either just the strap the camera came with, or most often the tree-screw camera mounts. Love those things. All though they need to be oiled every so often to keep them from rusting/seizing up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5559690, member: 17"] Basically, what everyone else said. Scrape, if possible, about 15 feet. A road, trail, or general concentration point, more like 20-25 feet. For food plots, I use t-posts I pound into the ground right on the edge of the plot. And for all cameras, face the camera north if possible. I use the special t-post camera mounts for my food plot cams. A bit expensive, but well worth it considering how well they hold the camera so it doesn't move or wobble in the wind. For all the other cams, either just the strap the camera came with, or most often the tree-screw camera mounts. Love those things. All though they need to be oiled every so often to keep them from rusting/seizing up. [/QUOTE]
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