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Thanks again guys for all your contributions for the last 20 years of AusHunt - please stay safe in the field. If you do have ideas or want to chat on how to keep the forum going and you have the funds and time to commit then feel free to reach out bernie@aushunt.com.au Happy hunting! Aushunter PS: Feel free to join our Facebook group or a new forum at AusHunt 2.0
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Hi guys, Have a few of these packs left at pretty much cost price now. Limited sizes available. $50 - AusHunt Cap, Shirt, Stubby Holder, stickers and postage. Check em out
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Hi I’m after a second hand Garmin alpha 100 or a Astro 430 for hound hunting. Cheers
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Take a look at the Campark or Voopeak TC22 The key is the dual lens, Starlight feature, 4k and solar panel. Great day night pics and videos this was all on the TC22
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Don’t buy the Kings ones
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G'day Gents I'm currently seeking recommendations for trail cameras. I got a pair of Aldi ones for Christmas 2023 which started fine but are catching less and less as they get older. I don't mind paying a bit more for a qualiuty camera but also don't want to waste money on a branded model with an over-inflated price. I'd also be keen to hear if anyone has expeirence with the cameras that send the photos to your phone, that could be very helpful on our property border for wild dogs.
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services joined the community
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Fill up the cards with other pictures ....goatse, tubgirl, good holesome stuff. Alternatively. a virus.
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ARSEHOLES!! Post up those face photos I reckon. Local faceache pages, SSAA & ADA pages as well. Someone will recognise them. Give them to the local coppers too.
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I can imagine this would be very annoying. I once set a trail camera up on a farm to assist with trespassing/illegal activity. I had cameras over tracks, but then set up a second camera to watch the initial trail camera. I did set camera up very high, above eye level, and so they were hard to get at, it worked. Most of the issues were coming from dodgy farm workers
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I got to check the cameras again and two SD cards were stolen from other cameras. One was on the edge of the property and the other was right in the middle of our paddock - so people have been around again.
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post pics of " "what my camera has snapped " of a few deer/wallaby/roo/fox/dog or whatever and also add the images of the three humans....all over the effn net.
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An option, not that I'm necessarily recommending it, is to post their photos on suitable faceache group(s). Might deter them from doing it again.
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Quite a few years ago iirc it was on the OZ DEER site where #### cut the ing tree down to steal the camera. Another bloke had his security cables cut with a battery grinder. Dogs are dogs and they are all over.
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I carry a step, which straps to the tree, or a climbing stick, so I can set the cameras up high. So it's less likely to be detected, or if someone does see it, they're really going to have to work to get the camera.
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What Binos Should I Get?
Gibbo 30.06 replied to cz 22-250's topic in Binoculars, Spotting scopes and Rangefinders
Absolutely agree, brought a pair of EL Range 10x42 years ago and they are amazing. They were expensive back then but the prices now are just becoming out of reach for most people I think. -
What Binos Should I Get?
gryphon replied to cz 22-250's topic in Binoculars, Spotting scopes and Rangefinders
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If the picture you have of the trio is taken on your land you could just drop into the local copshop and make them aware you have had trespassers. They may know them. Grant.
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Overlapping cameras: touch one and I'll film you doing it with the other one.
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Not much legally as there is no video or photo of them taking SD card.
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Hope National Geographic buy it.
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Hello Everyone I was checking the trail cameras along the edge of our property today and noticed the SD card in one of them was missing. Every now and then I forget to put one back in, or grab the wrong-sized cards and have leave one empty, but was certain I'd made sure this camera in particular had a card. Upon inspecting footage on the next camera down the trail have three people (probably a father and two teen sons) walking along the trail. I'd assume they were the ones who pinched the SD card but didn't see the second camera which has got their faces on picture and video. What do you do in this situation?
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photo of the week gryph!