Post Your Game Cam Pics Here!!!

[speckledhen]

I had a little issue with the strap on my SAVA game cam. The camera still works great, no problems there. I moved the camera today and noticed that the strap was almost shredded all the way through at the seam. So, I contacted the company, gave them the order # and they were fast to respond, saying they would be sending me out a new strap. It has only one seam across, not really heavy duty, though it really should not have done that, just sitting on a tree, being moved two or three times, so beware of that issue. Here is my strap.
ETA: The company just emailed me a tracking number so it's already sent. That's the way to do business!

 

[thomasboyle]

I use a screw mount to attach my cameras to trees and posts. Has a swivel head to mount the camera to, so you can aim the camera at any angle or direction. I buy them from Amazon for $13 or so.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AU6D24U/?tag=backy-20

Here are some of the latest pics.

 

[aart]

I'm surprised @thomasboyle with as many bears as you have you still put out bird feeders. Isn't that like one of their favorite snacks?
Always enjoy your pics.

If I had that many bears around my place I'd have a yard perimeter of very hot wire.
I supposed you get used to them, they seem to be as prolific as raccoons.
At least a coon is less likely to rip your face off.....ahm askeered a bears!

 

[speckledhen]

I use a screw mount to attach my cameras to trees and posts. Has a swivel head to mount the camera to, so you can aim the camera at any angle or direction. I buy them from Amazon for $13 or so.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AU6D24U/?tag=backy-20

The cam I bought recently came with a tree mount.

 

[speckledhen]

I'm seriously going to punt this cat one day! Why does Finn always position himself right in front of it? He triggered that thing about 70 times! I'll spare you all of them, but gave you a taste of what I go through with the driveway Stealth Cam every time. Between him and the doe who thinks she's a long lost relative, there isn't much else.

 

[aart]

Hahaha!! Cats chickens and deer! SMH.
I'll bet most cams have a ton of this type.
When I had one there was a lot of me on the lawn tractor.

 

[speckledhen]

Hahaha!! Cats chickens and deer! SMH.
I'll bet most cams have a ton of this type.
When I had one there was a lot of me on the lawn tractor.

The pasture cam gets a lot of DH riding the mower. No one wants to see that, LOL. And both vehicles going in and out of the driveway, those get tossed, too. But that darn cat! May have to move the camera. If I do and he sits in front of it in the new spot, that would make me think he knows it's doing something. Maybe he can hear it.

 

[chickenneighbor]

I love that disco rooster pic! You go, BigBoy!

 

[speckledhen]

I love that disco rooster pic! You go, BigBoy!

He's got the music in him! LOL.

 

[bobbieschicks]

Either I keep getting dud cameras or I don't understand how to program them. First I got an Apeman off Amazon and the sensor wouldn't trigger. It looked used too so I returned it.

Yesterday I received the Toguard H50 I ordered from Amazon too. I put the micro SD card in, loaded 8 brand new battieries, and turned it to test mode. Using the ridiculously small remote I set the date, set function to camera and video, and then turned it to "on." The sensor never took a picture or video. Btw I can take pictures in the test mode of myself messing with the remote.

What am I missing? The instruction manual is sorely lacking in instruction. Is this one a dud too? I really would like to have a camera out there at the coop but I can't seem to understand how to get the sensor to work.