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<blockquote data-quote="deerhunter10" data-source="post: 5606306" data-attributes="member: 11992"><p>I've said it before on here and will say it again. We use trail cameras and also use cell cameras. Mainly on one farm that is 45 minutes away. With that said we have been killing big deer for 20 or 25 years. If they ban them we will still be killing big deer. Is it a crutch not for us but for some for sure. I actually went about 4 or 5 years about 10 years ago that we went without cameras we thought we were doing more damage then help. If I'm not mistaken I think me and bsk got into a spat about that. I hated the extra "pressure" that you can create with them. I have heard stories about people sneaking up on deer because of cell cameras. But it's rare. I would prefer for them not to ban them but it wouldn't surprise me. All of our cameras are out of the woods and won't be back out til July 4ish. But cell cams will for sure be used to kill turkeys big time. Biggest thing is there are pros and cons to absolutely everything do the pros outweigh the cons, and I don't know if anyone will know that for a few years. For deer in tennessee I never see an issue just because of the density of them. Now for turkeys that will be interesting to keep up with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="deerhunter10, post: 5606306, member: 11992"] I've said it before on here and will say it again. We use trail cameras and also use cell cameras. Mainly on one farm that is 45 minutes away. With that said we have been killing big deer for 20 or 25 years. If they ban them we will still be killing big deer. Is it a crutch not for us but for some for sure. I actually went about 4 or 5 years about 10 years ago that we went without cameras we thought we were doing more damage then help. If I'm not mistaken I think me and bsk got into a spat about that. I hated the extra "pressure" that you can create with them. I have heard stories about people sneaking up on deer because of cell cameras. But it's rare. I would prefer for them not to ban them but it wouldn't surprise me. All of our cameras are out of the woods and won't be back out til July 4ish. But cell cams will for sure be used to kill turkeys big time. Biggest thing is there are pros and cons to absolutely everything do the pros outweigh the cons, and I don't know if anyone will know that for a few years. For deer in tennessee I never see an issue just because of the density of them. Now for turkeys that will be interesting to keep up with. [/QUOTE]
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