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Most people dont notice cams that are 12 feet or so up. Use a few screw in tree steps to get up high, and mount a cam on a slate river ez aim mount.If you're worried about your truck being messed with while it's parked, I'd consider discretely hanging a trail cam that could capture footage of it. That being said, you may lose the trail cam too.
Hopefully they frequent these forums and see their picture. What goes around, comes around.Most people dont notice cams that are 12 feet or so up. Use a few screw in tree steps to get up high, and mount a cam on a slate river ez aim mount.
Heres an example. These theiving kuntz in ferry county washington found my cam that was at eye level (its in the fat ones hand in pic) but didnt see my other cam that was 12 ft up. Never did manage to identify them unfortunately.View attachment 155265
Most people dont notice cams that are 12 feet or so up. Use a few screw in tree steps to get up high, and mount a cam on a slate river ez aim mount.
Heres an example. These theiving kuntz in ferry county washington found my cam that was at eye level (its in the fat ones hand in pic) but didnt see my other cam that was 12 ft up. Never did manage to identify them unfortunately.View attachment 155265
Trail camera inside of the vehicle?If you're worried about your truck being messed with while it's parked, I'd consider discretely hanging a trail cam that could capture footage of it. That being said, you may lose the trail cam too.
Sure, that could work. But to ward off certain types who'd be tempted to break in to steal that, I'd probably want to leave something else visible that's disturbing enough to scare off most everybody. I'm thinking a large rubber fist would do the trick...Trail camera inside of the vehicle?