hi Lizzy, wow, I must have posted that years ago, around 5yrs or so! I used to be on here all the time. Then I had my son and that took over my world...still does!
That would be nice! I get my sheds from the Amish in Waterville- Waterville sheds. But, I think you may be out of their area. They are wonderful people and I have purchased 3 sheds from them.
a As long as the cameras are to keep your animals, vegetation or other "farm" production "equipment " then yes it's farm expense. If it's for watching where the wildlife lays at night than no its a hobby expense.
We build them . Where are you located?
We could possibly build it here and deliver. You are to far off for us to build on site . If you want to send me size and such of what you want? Do you want it made of rough cut lumber or pressure treated frame with T-111 siding? Or send me a pic of your idea and my husband and I can get a quote drawn up for you. Do you want it raised off the ground on pillars or do you want it ground level?
About any trail cam works great now days, they've been improving them for yrs now. A $50 model at WalMart, Dick's, wherever, was top of the line $$ technology a few yrs ago. I'd like to buy a new one, mine's a $50 model a few yrs ago and takes great pics and video day and night, even has a hook up for ac cord. But for a security cam it has a bunch of infrared LEDs that either flash red or glow red in video, not visible if you are not looking straight at it, but if you are looking towards it you notice it. I'd like to get one with invisible black IR LED's. Make sure you shop around, there is still some low MP no video cams out there, for the same price you can get a good one with more MP. At night mine also has a limited range unless it has new batteries in it. 20 yrds maybe, 30 is pushing it. Daytime pics are great.
