Game cameras offer the outdoor enthusiast a unique perspective into the habits and habitats of many unique and interesting animals. Since I began using these units last November, I have captured hundreds of different photos of
coyotes,
raccoons,
bobcats,
deer, red/gray
squirrels,
bear,
turkeys, porcupine,
moose, the occasional blue jay and generally some fairly
strange stuff. While the possibilities for the naturalist and wild life watcher are numerous, game cameras offer hunters the ability to use data, collected from the field, to pinpoint game animals and target hunting times and locations that will most likely link with the animal being hunted.
In support of these valuable hunting tools, here are a few
hints,
suggestions and
general knowledge I have amassed throughout the past year.
