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These are some recent photos I got on my trail cameras.
Trail Camera Critter Variety
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Very cool stuff........ Whereabouts is this trail?
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Trail is the type of camera used trail camera. Also known a game camera.
These photos were taken in North Carolina.
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Awesome pics, and amazing......... The on pic, looks like the racoon is howlin' at the moon..........
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Cool!
Thanks for posting those
Quite the variety of wild scavengers coming by!
I think I need one of them in my yard...funny things happen during the night sometimes, sure would like to see what it is!
Thanks for posting those
Quite the variety of wild scavengers coming by!
I think I need one of them in my yard...funny things happen during the night sometimes, sure would like to see what it is!
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Cutter, I went to www.outdoor-talk.com to get a start on research for a camera. Didn't find much without setting up an account. Google the best place to start looking for info????
PS with your extensive background, what is out there for the Mac world?
PS with your extensive background, what is out there for the Mac world?
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bass pro shop in balzac has them
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sweet pics!! the racoon looks like its howling!!
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Don't know anything about www.outdoor-trails.com
Your welcome to drop in to my website and browse around www.outdoor-talk.com
I don't have any info to share with you on whats available that will work with a Mac. You would need a media card reader for your Mac that would read the cards from your cameras.
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Yea, I 'ment 'outdoor-talk.com' as I got that from your pic's. I was there and saw your handle. Nice pictures! Nice web-site!
I think I have answered my own question; I just take out the card from the camera and insert it into the built-in card reader on the Mac monitor. The Mac software will doo the rest. Thanks.....
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Curtis thats not wildlife thats your family
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Awesome pics, and amazing......... The on pic, looks like the racoon is howlin' at the moon..........
I sort of agree but just maybe there is a big ol' horned owl getting ready to pounce on supper......
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What make and modle of camera is that. The pics are nice and clear. Looking for one and not sure what to get.
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These images were caught on home made trail cameras.
Both cameras are Sonys a S40 and a P41.
Here is a what a Sony P41 looks like turned into a trail camera.
Commercial cameras, there are a lot of good ones. First thing in buying a camera is you need to know what price range your willing to pay for a camera. Then you can narrow down your choices from there.
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