Having problem with wood peckers pecking out the lenses on my trail cams. Anyone got a DIY protector of some type to keep wood peckers off my cameras?
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Last edited by sotx; 12-03-2013, 01:29 PM. -
lol really, blanked out ******? -
SOB and it did it even with a misspelling..Comment
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We have the same issue.Comment
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LOL yea so I changed it and it posted it twiceComment
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HAHA, pictures of them in action or this thread of peckers is worthless. hahaComment
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I have never heard of that, we got quite a few on our place and I can't afford to be buying cameras all the time. Although I might sacrifice one for a few good pictures
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Those birds are good for nothing. I'm sure someone will have an idea, good luck!Comment
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Mouse trap.Comment
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Used to happen to my cudde all the time. They would peck out the black sensor dot. Cudde will send you new replacements in the mail if you call them(if that's what you own). I ended up painting the cam flat black to match the "eye" piece. Never had a problem after that. I always thought they assumed it was a knot in a tree being a black circle on brown.Comment
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TC pictures of that would be funny but anyway try using a piece of Lexan.Comment
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Rubber snakes will keep them from messing with themComment
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I was wondering what poked out the white lens on 2 of my Wildgame cameraComment
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Yep, had this happen to one if my Cuddes this year. When I saw it, it took me a few to figure out what could've done, them it occurred to me. Mine was salvageable, though. Good to know Cudde will send you a new one. Painting black is also a good idea.Originally posted by thorshammer View PostComment
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Only problem with doing this or killing them, they are a protected species no different than any other songbird in our state.Originally posted by crazy8 View PostComment
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