Trail cam camo

[lovemywinchester]

After reading another post today about cams being stolen, I thought it would be interesting to see how many of us try to hide our cams with camouflage. I picked up some camo fabric from fabricland for my rifle for coyote hunting and figured it would be good to hide my cam as well. I have a few cams close to town so I tried to hide them as best I could. I'm more worried about hikers messing with them than hunters stealing them. This camo in the pics was for the grasslands so a darker pattern would work better against the bark I think but it still serves the purpose. I have stood there a few times in the spot, looking for the tree and looking at my gps waypoint, and still had a hard time picking it out. I bring my stapler and attach moss and sticks and so far so good, no missing cams. Any one else going to these tactics to hide your cams?

http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/l573/zippogold/IMGP8709.jpg

http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/l573/zippogold/IMGP8710.jpg

[redthorn]

That's a $65 cam. Leave that one obvious as bait for them camera theives and hide the good one nearby.

[lovemywinchester]

That's a $60 cam. Leave that one obvious as bait for them camera theives and hide the good one nearby.

$130 for two. Thats $65. Get your facts straight.

[lovemywinchester]

It works.

http://i1124.photobucket.com/albums/l573/zippogold/bigbuck.jpg

[Pioneerman]

I have two of them I got from Canadian tire for $100 for the pair. BUT I do not want anyone stealing anything from me whether it was $50 or $500. Too bad you don't have some darker material for that tree wrap, but better than nothing

[Allen50]

i can see it,, lol lol,, but took nice pic of the buck.. cool,,