Gridding Cameras for Success

Please let us know why you want to report this user.
Cancel
Report Post
Report User
Block User
Gear tagged in this post
Gear tagged in this post
Brayden W
1 year ago
I’m a rookie in a lot of ways but what I do is go scout a few times and find a few places I want to hunt. Then I set a cam at each of those places. Then I’ll decide where I want to hunt most and move the other cams to help me understand how the deer are moving around that hunting spot and then I gather the pics and start plotting on Spartan Forge how I think they are moving and when.
Jacob R
1 year ago
If it were me I would check the cameras in a month or so to make sure I’m getting deer on it. Because if you aren’t getting much you may could move it to a different area and get more before the season starts! This is also depending on how far the property is away from you.
Kyle E
1 year ago
@Jacob it’s about an hour and 45min away. We still have our normal hunting area which really we don’t even have to run cameras on so this piece is just down the road and I covered all of the pinch points and transition areas we have a total of 12 cameras on this 25acre piece
Brody B
10 months ago
Yes I like to see what is on the property and how they are moveing around
Zachary O
8 months ago
@Kyle sounds like ya got it covered then my guy. Not sure why ya asked lol.
Kyle E
8 months ago
@Zachary always ask for advice lol even if I think I have it nailed there’s always someone out there that has a better way!!!
Zachary O
8 months ago
I agree. I was more just saying that cause you got 12 trail cams on a small parcel lol. I hunt hundreds of acres and can’t make my self buy a fourth camera lol.
Kyle E
7 months ago
@Zachary hahaha there’s always room for another camera it’s all about organization and categorizing 😂😂
You must be logged in to comment.
Click here to log in