brownclown

not trying to be a troll but that is not possible..unless your hunting an 8 acre high fenced area.

ciders

i hunt the same area and this just simply is not true.

i recently moved all mine to about 10ft up in the tree using a climbing stick and mounting bracket that allows me to angle camera down. i have had many cams stolen or broken off even when using locks or custum secured brackets. this method takes them out of the line of site and no need for a strap. they are much less obvious and if someone happens to notice them and wants them i have at least inconvienced them a little and they will need to go home and cary in a climbing stick and cutters for python lock (which are a joke at best). hoping this helps but who knows?

agree with others. i hunt ct and the use of corn is legal. it is usually like crack and if i put out a 50lb bag it gone it a few days. well they still hitting it but nothing like last few years.still have a lot left a over a week later. they are all over the acorns. they will browse for a few minutes on corn then move on spending signifigant time acorn munching.

i would if i had a week to hunt but the only time i can get during the fall is thanksgiving weekend. so for 4 days it not worth the cost. i would prefer to bow hunt and from what little i researched ohio tags are OTC. (could be wrong)

i was wandering if anyone had any experince and could recommend an outfitter. I was thinking Ohio as the best option for a potential "trophy" area but am open to other areas BUT they need to be within reasonable driving distance (>10hrs) from NY(putnam county) as i cant get off much time from work.

lol. so funny how "documentaries" dont have to have any truth.

thats why i posted this link. its written by an appreahent leftist but points out the obvious flaws over governement control of the internet.

this is soooo scary and just about everywhere you look online it is being reported as the greatest thing ever. it protects the internet yet does the total opposite. I found one article from a leftist who acknowledges how bad this really is. http://www.forbes.com/sites/joshsteimle/2014/05/14/am-i-the-only-techie-against-net-neutrality/