[jrhunt]

Do any of you that have had cameras stolen try and put them in a place that they can't be seen.
Ive never had one stolen and make every effort to hide them in an out of the way place. Last year I had 1 stuck 2 feet under an abandoed car that has been in the woods for 20 years.
I was walking a property today and a guy had his camera 10 yards off a hiking trail . Thats asking to have it stolen.
Mine are in swamps, in blown down trees and other not so noticable places. I never put it right where my stand is either. Usually 50 - 100 yards away.You can never be too careful.
Its unfortunate that I have to do this but it must be done.

 

[loaded4bear]

Ive never had one stolen and make every effort to hide them in an out of the way place.

Sometimes you can hide them in plain sight...

This is a camera vault that's designed to look like an electrical disconnect box cleverly placed near a cental air unit alongside a commercial building. Most people wouldn't even give it a second glance, and it's wide out in the open.

Sometimes a little creativity goes a long way in safeguarding your property.

 

[DeerMaster]

Don't the deer get spooked when the A/C comes on?

 

[loaded4bear]

Don't the deer get spooked when the A/C comes on?

I just posted the above picture as an example of using your surroundings to help make you cam less obvious.

Here's another of a cam that was placed in a rusty drum in a field. The drum is in plain sight but conceals the valuable camera from passers-by.

 

[OneShot1kill]

cool[up]

 

[r0bb6ub9]

it doesn't matter, they see they flash and figure it out. But now i got infared so they wont see it.

 

[DeerMaster]

I just posted the above picture as an example of using your surroundings to help make you cam less obvious.

was kidding L4B.
Good idea though, trying to hide it a bit. I think less would be taken if they weren't out in plain sight where everyone is walking right by it.