Getting the most from
your trail camera
JUSTIN
HOFFMAN
Luck can only go so far when setting up a trail camera. It’s a valuable tool for
hunters, by providing information like the presence of game, its size, and travel
movement. Using one means the odds are in your favour for a more successful
hunt. These handy
tips on setting up your
camera should give you
a better shot at pictureperfect results. Here’s
what to keep in mind.
FACE NORTH OR SOUTH
The direction your camera
faces when mounted has a
direct correlation to image
quality. Always point it north or
south. If it faces east or west,
a rising or setting the sun can
produce false triggers and
overexposed images.
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