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Catching PREDATORS in My BACKYARD using HIDDEN CAMERAS!

Catching PREDATORS in My BACKYARD using HIDDEN CAMERAS!

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Catching PREDATORS in My BACKYARD using HIDDEN CAMERAS! Daniel: The moultries are great cams. Only negative is( if you consider it a negative) is the camera angle. They are focused very upward instead of a typical camera angle is a broad view. So my advise to you is put them about chest height and about 6-10ft away from desired distance and put a stick in the back of it so it faces down a little. Use your phone in (selfie mode) to see what angle your camera is at.
Date: 2020-08-14

Comments and reviews: 9


You should get a buck for your farm and raise it to see how big it gets. Nebraska allows deer to be raised if you apply for a wildlife captivity permit it s like 30. 00 and fairly easy to get. You can also raise game birds to be released on your property for hunting if you have a wildlife captivity permit.
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The easiest thing to do is just have 3 or 4 feeders with corn that go of in the morning and afternoon when you ll be in a blind or tree stand. The deer will get to know the noise of the feeder of some sort of dinner bell after awhile and come when it goes off.
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Flair, You should use lucky buck it is the best mineral because the deer cannot eat it all at one time they will fill up with just a few licks And it helps the Antler growth I think it is the best mineral you should try it but it is decently expensive
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Get a thing of peanut butter then screw the lid into a tree then screw the jar onto the lid then cut the bottom out. Or you can dig a little hole with the heal of a boot then you can take the lid off and put the jar in there. They love peanut butter
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Flair needs to stop just trapping the raccoons. Go out at night with a lights and a 22lr and hunt them the old fashioned way, and get a coonhound while at it to help out (never have enough dogs around) lol
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Hey flair that spot right by ur house that spot is called a scrape and the deer scrape at it with there feet and that s a very good spot to put it and once u start hunting i would use tree stands
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When you re putting corn out try to throw it out and spread it instead of pouring it in a pile. It ll last longer and the deer will stay around longer because they have to search for the corn
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Flair: and the video is sponsored by mountrly
Me: because I don t know how to spell it
And you: what on earth is the guy who wrote this comment talking about
Me: I don t even know

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We got cell cameras and we ve had them for two years and haven t had a problem with them they are covert cameras I thought I would tell u so u could pick some up
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