I have to keep an updated map to remember where mine are. I'll count locations in my head and come up one short. Back to the map to figure out where I put that last cam! What makes it worse is how frequently I move mine. I move a couple of cams every week.
I hear you brother!I have to keep a note pad in my camera bag to document locations & when batteries changed. Even then I've got one camera from summer that I haven't found yet!
I'm telling you younger guys, it doesn't get any better either .. .
I can top that. I've put a "fresh" card into a camera and formatted it only to realize it was a picture-holding card I had just pulled from another camera!
I swap pockets. When I start the cards are in my left pocket with the keys to my cable locks. As I check cams, I put the cards I pull into my right pocket keys stay in the left.
I have a hard-case SD card-holder. Blanks are at the back, freshly pulled cards at the front. Or was that the other way around...? And that's how I've accidentally put a freshly pulled card into a different camera.
If the two cameras hadn't been at opposite ends of the property, I would have been suspicious. Plus the fact they were both of my oldest model, which operate a little differently than the newer models. That has to be what happened.
I have done that....
You are right on the edge ! It's all down hill now my friend enjoy the ride
And there lies the problem. I get on "auto-pilot" when doing tasks like this and my mind starts to wander. "Should a move this camera to the other scrape? How many cameras should I dedicate to food plots?" And I'm no longer paying attention to what I'm doing.
