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Stolen card from camera
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<blockquote data-quote="BlackBelt" data-source="post: 2489395" data-attributes="member: 5867"><p>I'm thinking that losing a memory card isn't such a bad thing...</p><p></p><p>I know cameras have helped millions of hunters, but I still do it the old fashioned way of finding sign, following up on it, and then seeing what transpires when I hunt.</p><p></p><p>I used to use cameras, but then realized that I was getting frustrated when the deer I was seeing on my pics weren't showing up. I got lost in what hunting meant to me because I had reduced it to a science.</p><p>And then one day it dawned on me that my whole hunting experience was SO much better when I used my woodsmanship skills and experience rather than relying on technology to help me hunt.</p><p>After all, I don't hunt for a living, and I'm not in a survival situation where the meat is neccessary to live.</p><p></p><p>I do it because it brings a peace to my soul. I do it for the "hunting experience". I do it to feed that primal instinct that resides inside of most hunters heart...that man against wild challenge.</p><p></p><p>The cameras were taking away from that experience.</p><p></p><p>There's just a point of pride to know that I put in the time, and used experience as a guide when I downed this deer.</p><p></p><p>So I'm thinking that maybe losing a memory card out of a camera isn't always such a bad thing...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BlackBelt, post: 2489395, member: 5867"] I'm thinking that losing a memory card isn't such a bad thing... I know cameras have helped millions of hunters, but I still do it the old fashioned way of finding sign, following up on it, and then seeing what transpires when I hunt. I used to use cameras, but then realized that I was getting frustrated when the deer I was seeing on my pics weren't showing up. I got lost in what hunting meant to me because I had reduced it to a science. And then one day it dawned on me that my whole hunting experience was SO much better when I used my woodsmanship skills and experience rather than relying on technology to help me hunt. After all, I don't hunt for a living, and I'm not in a survival situation where the meat is neccessary to live. I do it because it brings a peace to my soul. I do it for the "hunting experience". I do it to feed that primal instinct that resides inside of most hunters heart...that man against wild challenge. The cameras were taking away from that experience. There's just a point of pride to know that I put in the time, and used experience as a guide when I downed this deer. So I'm thinking that maybe losing a memory card out of a camera isn't always such a bad thing... [/QUOTE]
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