I e got one that has dead batteries. Once the battery indicator goes red, I have about three days to get them changed. Haven’t had a chance to get up there.
The ***** have spun the other one around and the test pic was a view of the thick stuff behind it.
The ***** have spun the other one around and the test pic was a view of the thick stuff behind it.
My cell cams are working. Got several pic’s during the night of deer crossing the yard.
The solar panels I got for the cam has internal batteries, and I’m running rechargeables in the cam so the solar panel keeps them charged up as well.
The solar panels I got for the cam has internal batteries, and I’m running rechargeables in the cam so the solar panel keeps them charged up as well.
I could be wrong, but I’m not think my issue is with battery life. The last pictures show them to be fully charged.
It does appear I was at least right about one of the cameras not sending pictures. I guess it‘s thawed enough to start sending. 
Got another one that you can clearly see already dropped his antlers.
This must be a result of the drought stress they experienced in 2022. Wondering if shedding early will allow for an earlier and longer growing period for 2023?
This must be a result of the drought stress they experienced in 2022. Wondering if shedding early will allow for an earlier and longer growing period for 2023?
I have an issue with moisture getting on the camera lens early in the morning making it gray out.
I was cleaning up the reloading bench today and saw a packet of anti fog stuff that probably came with a scope that got put out on the bench.
Thinking seriously about using that on the cell cams to see if it eliminates or helps that issue.
I was cleaning up the reloading bench today and saw a packet of anti fog stuff that probably came with a scope that got put out on the bench.
Thinking seriously about using that on the cell cams to see if it eliminates or helps that issue.
Has to be due to some environmental influence(s) being as we are seeing the same thing across a large geographical area.
Odd that the previous 2 years, we were all seeing bucks with antlers up into April and talking about how late they were hanging on, now we are at the opposite end of the spectrum.
Odd that the previous 2 years, we were all seeing bucks with antlers up into April and talking about how late they were hanging on, now we are at the opposite end of the spectrum.
I have to agree with the pics in your area. Other folks on other forums are seeing the same early drops. Unless they have major injuries, they typically keep them attached until spring.
Ours are still sporting full headgear but yours are not.
I'd love to hear a biologist theory on why this is happening.
