On a positive note, it appears the cages I built have kept the cows from rubbing on the cameras…so far.
Once the cows are finally cooped up you can use those as really great tomato cagesOn a positive note, it appears the cages I built have kept the cows from rubbing on the cameras…so far.
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No, I’m leaving them in place, because I had trouble with a couple young bucks rubbing on my cameras last fall.
I had trouble with some bucks rubbing on my camera's. Great idea to cage them.
I made a post earlier this morning and deleted it that I thought this cow had torn up my cage and my camera, but evidently, it was just that nothing came by it overnight.
One negative to having the cage around my cameras is that I’m now getting quite a few pictures of birds sitting on the bar just under the sensor. 
Weave a rubber snake in the panel near camera.
Beef tastes better than deer.
Beef tastes better than deer.
That is like your opinion man.
They've only got another 45 days to disappear. Still seeing alot of bucks with attached racks
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