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<blockquote data-quote="Kiyot" data-source="post: 1904874" data-attributes="member: 627"><p>Never thought about using a trailcam but don't have any trees in my yard. But I'm sure it's proly not that difficult to put it up on the house. I do like tha deal Rhodesbe posted. Looks like it comes in a light only version too. The issue I've had in my neighborhood has been more of a turd that lives in the same neighborhood and he likes to go around yanking on door handles and getting into garages. I've seen him walking around cars in other people's driveways several times and have had to get out and yell at him to get his ass back home (he's supposedly mostly deaf but think he understands my sign language and understands why I'm yelling at him) Wish it recorded on a computer inside the house in case someone tried to damage it, or would let you know it's been triggered in the house. Otherwise unless like in my situation where I can ID the person myself it doesn't help in a totally random theft, I would think you would have trouble getting anything out of having a picture of the thieves. But as a deterrent it would work well. I have thought about getting one of those driveway sensor deals, cheap and let you know if someone is around your cars, can look out the window and see if you see anything and call the police.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kiyot, post: 1904874, member: 627"] Never thought about using a trailcam but don't have any trees in my yard. But I'm sure it's proly not that difficult to put it up on the house. I do like tha deal Rhodesbe posted. Looks like it comes in a light only version too. The issue I've had in my neighborhood has been more of a turd that lives in the same neighborhood and he likes to go around yanking on door handles and getting into garages. I've seen him walking around cars in other people's driveways several times and have had to get out and yell at him to get his ass back home (he's supposedly mostly deaf but think he understands my sign language and understands why I'm yelling at him) Wish it recorded on a computer inside the house in case someone tried to damage it, or would let you know it's been triggered in the house. Otherwise unless like in my situation where I can ID the person myself it doesn't help in a totally random theft, I would think you would have trouble getting anything out of having a picture of the thieves. But as a deterrent it would work well. I have thought about getting one of those driveway sensor deals, cheap and let you know if someone is around your cars, can look out the window and see if you see anything and call the police. [/QUOTE]
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