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<blockquote data-quote="TheLBLman" data-source="post: 5022294" data-attributes="member: 1409"><p>It will, although I don't think you'll find deer avoidance with this Bushnell anything like some of the earlier red-glow models. Believe the flash duration is shorter than on prior models. Also, you're typically targeting animals at a farther distance, compared to over scrapes, and that distance greatly reduces flash avoidance.</p><p></p><p>Lastly, the less obvious you can position your cams, the less flash avoidance. Mounting them higher is just one method. As much as possible, I like to use the largest tree trunks, and color-coordinate the cam (or cam security box) with the tree bark.</p><p>It's gotten harder to find, but the camo Gorilla tape comes in a variety of patterns, and works great. Can even use it to tape leaves, small limbs & leaf clusters to your cam.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheLBLman, post: 5022294, member: 1409"] It will, although I don't think you'll find deer avoidance with this Bushnell anything like some of the earlier red-glow models. Believe the flash duration is shorter than on prior models. Also, you're typically targeting animals at a farther distance, compared to over scrapes, and that distance greatly reduces flash avoidance. Lastly, the less obvious you can position your cams, the less flash avoidance. Mounting them higher is just one method. As much as possible, I like to use the largest tree trunks, and color-coordinate the cam (or cam security box) with the tree bark. It's gotten harder to find, but the camo Gorilla tape comes in a variety of patterns, and works great. Can even use it to tape leaves, small limbs & leaf clusters to your cam. [/QUOTE]
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