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Sometimes it's better to be lucky
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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5259046" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Nope, this is a completely new pattern of movement timing. Not only have I used/evaluated for the manufacturer just about every trail cam on the market, I was running some of the same video cameras last year as this year, and placed on the exact same tree. This is a brand new movement pattern. I strongly suspect it is because of the huge areas we had timbered last winter. We've always had pockets of timber cut, but not anything like what we had done last winter. Normally, we would have around 5% of the property cut every 3-5 years. last year we had over 20% of the property cut in a single operation. HUGE difference habitat-wise.</p><p></p><p>It will be interesting to see if this later movement pattern repeats itself next year. But I have to admit, I will probably try to stay in stand longer next year after what I saw this year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5259046, member: 17"] Nope, this is a completely new pattern of movement timing. Not only have I used/evaluated for the manufacturer just about every trail cam on the market, I was running some of the same video cameras last year as this year, and placed on the exact same tree. This is a brand new movement pattern. I strongly suspect it is because of the huge areas we had timbered last winter. We've always had pockets of timber cut, but not anything like what we had done last winter. Normally, we would have around 5% of the property cut every 3-5 years. last year we had over 20% of the property cut in a single operation. HUGE difference habitat-wise. It will be interesting to see if this later movement pattern repeats itself next year. But I have to admit, I will probably try to stay in stand longer next year after what I saw this year. [/QUOTE]
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