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[ronwoodcraft]

After about a week, we checked this camera trap yesterday and found everything had been trashed.
The first two pictures showed a bear then a ton of blacked out photos because the camera case had been pulled off it's mount and was face down on the ground.
The camera housing is a modified pelican case and the flash housings are lock and lock containers similar to tupperware.

Everything still works, I just have to replace two lock and lock containers.

 

[vpnavy]

Amazing!

 

[newnan man]

Some bears just don't like their pictures taken.

 

[pepperj]

Sure did mess up the equipment. At least you know the one responsible for the damage.
What model of camera is that Ron, it sure takes quality photos?

 

[glass half fool]

After about a week, we checked this camera trap yesterday and found everything had been trashed.
The first two pictures showed a bear then a ton of blacked out photos because the camera case had been pulled off it's mount and was face down on the ground.
The camera housing is a modified pelican case and the flash housings are lock and lock containers similar to tupperware.

Everything still works, I just have to replace two lock and lock containers.

The nice thing about trail cameras is they are out 24 hours a day .I have about 6 that are out and in operation pretty much year around . A large majority of the pictures that they take end up being deleted .But once in a while you get something better than you expected. Here is a nice picture that captured a nice buck crossing a newly harvested corn field ..Even though the antlers blend in very good .It is obviously a pretty good size buck The harvested corn had been standing about a half a day earlier Thanks For looking

 

[newnan man]

I'm just waiting on Ron's Bigfoot to ease on by!

 

[PickTime]

Probably thought it was a drive-thru speaker and couldn’t get anyone to take his order. lol

 

[billb]

After about a week, we checked this camera trap yesterday and found everything had been trashed.
The first two pictures showed a bear then a ton of blacked out photos because the camera case had been pulled off it's mount and was face down on the ground.
The camera housing is a modified pelican case and the flash housings are lock and lock containers similar to tupperware.

Everything still works, I just have to replace two lock and lock containers.

Incredible Thanks again for sharing
Perhaps one day you can show me how to assemble one.
I always have so many moments in the yard where I wish I had pictures to tell
Take care

 

[billb]

The nice thing about trail cameras is they are out 24 hours a day .I have about 6 that are out and in operation pretty much year around . A large majority of the pictures that they take end up being deleted .But once in a while you get something better than you expected. Here is a nice picture that captured a nice buck crossing a newly harvested corn field ..Even though the antlers blend in very good .It is obviously a pretty good size buck The harvested corn had been standing about a half a day earlier Thanks For lookingView attachment 2032965

Nice Buck
They are such a beautiful sight to see
and to think how strong and powerful they are from eating plants etc.

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Sure did mess up the equipment. At least you know the one responsible for the damage.
What model of camera is that Ron, it sure takes quality photos?

Thanks pepperj! This was a Canon T6i Rebel

 

[islamoradamark]

time for a new bear rug

 

[tamrock]

Bad Bear 😠

 

[ronwoodcraft]

Incredible Thanks again for sharing
Perhaps one day you can show me how to assemble one.
I always have so many moments in the yard where I wish I had pictures to tell
Take care

Thanks Bill, You can do a search in youtube for " DSLR camera trapping ".... There are a lot of good how to videos on there. That's how I got started.

 

[Old Dude]

Thanks pepperj! This was a Canon T6i Rebel

I use the same camera, Ron. Love mine. I also have a Canon SL1 that I carry with a macro lens so I don’t have to change lenses in the field.
Nice bear pics!