Using Trail Cameras

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Using Trail Cameras
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• Trail cameras, also known as scout cameras and
  game cameras, can multiply your wildlife watching
  enjoyment by showing you what animals are up to
  when you are not around. They are primarily used
  by hunters, but wildlife watchers and wildlife
  researchers find them valuable too.

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• The idea behind trail cameras is simple--install
  one in an area where you anticipate animal
  activity. When a passing animal trips the motion
  detector, the camera will snap a picture.

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• Prices start at about 50 for a basic camera.
  Pricier cameras generally offer better picture
  quality or advanced features such as video,
  infrared flash for night shots, or remote access.
  Cameras are mounted with screws and straps.
  Consider using more than one camera to get
  different views of the same scene, or to cover
  more sites.

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TRAIL CAMERA LOCATION CHECKLIST For best results,
place your trail camera

• Where you have seen signs of animals
• On a stable location
• Near food or water
• On a trail or path
• In a shady spot
• Not aimed at the rising or setting sun
• At animal height

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