Camp Bullis 2015-16

[JCG]

No but I do have a hog trap on my area. So I am expecting the study peeps to come by at some point.

[JCG]

If you had any hogs they might have moved the block around. My block made it two days maybe. But just to be safe I'm gonna do a recovery on my card next time I go out. If someone deleted anything it should recover it.

[MilMan]

I think someone screwed with my camera. NOT COOL. I also know the base had a corn pile nearby they were studying. First day a whole deer block, next picture two weeks later, gone. It was 3 yards away. Camera took great pictures of me. Anyone else have this problem?

LC was your area closed for training? Guy I work with on post had trainees on his area last year. They didn't mess with the camera but they sat right on his block a few feet in front of his cam. He had hundreds of photos of them a few feet from his cam and stand. Not saying it was, but there might have been trainees and cadre in your AO.

[JCG]

Lol that would do it to

[biscoiv]

I think someone screwed with my camera. NOT COOL. I also know the base had a corn pile nearby they were studying. First day a whole deer block, next picture two weeks later, gone. It was 3 yards away. Camera took great pictures of me. Anyone else have this problem?

I would check the angle your camera is set at. I had the same thing happen to me the first week I pulled the card. Set your camera and then walk around where you are aiming it to take pics, then check the camera to see if you are triggering it there. Most cameras will display the number of pictures taken without pulling the card.

[biscoiv]

Saw red ford with a feeder and about 10 bags of corn when I was heading out. Any of you guys?

Nope, I drive a white 350 dually.

[biscoiv]

JCG, is that both a forked tine and a drop tine I see on the same buck?

[JCG]

Yep. Least on one side

[L C]

JCG, I'm jealous of that buck of yours. I hope to see him in the cooler.

Thanks for the input on the camera. It worked great for me while walking around it, and it did capture part of a set of antlers from a deer smelling it right after the time I believe was deleted and long after the food was gone. It is in an open area that has been closed for training. Maybe it was something top secret. :-). I so badly wanted to see it after 3 weeks. Maybe the deer are getting tech-savvy.

[1337hunter]

L C, like JCG said, you should be able to recover some/all of the pics if you run a data recovery program on the card(s) if you think someone deleted the pics. The data is still there when 'deleted', just needs to be 'reorganized' so to speak.

[L C]

Note taken. I'll give it a shot when I can get back there.

[JCG]

If you want to recover as much as possible you need to pull the card asap. Every pic it takes now runs the risk of overwriting what could be recovered. Having said that I had several days where my camera didn't pick up anything. So you might have had the same situation.

[1337hunter]

Investing in a second set of cards is a good idea too. I had one set last year so I had to pull pics in the field and put the card back. This year I swap cards and do everything at home.

[brenterw428]

Off to check the cam for the first time can't wait to see what may be calin my area home

[MilMan]

Few Pics from the last 24 hours.