Anyone else have success with a game camera identifying predators or do something better?

[RoyalChick]

One of my cameras picked up this little (not so little) guy.

 

[britinpa]

We have one, and are always getting deer wandering around - this pic was from last night. We haven't moved the camera since the chickens went into the coop this summer, but need to have it pointing at the run area round the back. They can be very useful and are not too expensive.

 

[matchmeadeinheaven]

WOWWW! Wonderful owl!!!

@cmom shared some interesting information and I agree WOW

 

[Nigel27]

One of my cameras picked up this little (not so little) guy.

Did it run off w the banging or yelling? Hopefully, I have a talk radio going in my coop to deter bears

 

[aart]

One of my cameras picked up this little (not so little) guy.

Better get some HOT wire up and baited.

 

[cmom]

I have a dozen cameras pointed at the coops mostly. I have some mounted on PVC posts that I can move around, the other cameras are mounted on things like fence posts, etc.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...-or-do-something-better.1415767/post-23251294

 

[cmom]

Did it run off w the banging or yelling? Hopefully, I have a talk radio going in my coop to deter bears

A few years ago we had a hurricane. We lost power for a week. I put a battery operated radio in the barn which is right behind the coops. I put it on a talk radio station especially at night. I was lucky and had no problems. I was hoping that if the predators heard voices instead of music it might be more of a deterrent. I do take videos. I have a converter on my computer to convert the videos into images (frames).

 

[neo71665]

Hi, Loved your video! We also have a lot of raccoons around; my husband thinks they’re nasty (he had one entering his apartment once and steal his bread!) but I think they’re cute little bandits. <snip>

Coons are evil, lmao