i tink itsa sasquatch !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

glennster · Jan 3, 2009

got one of them digital critter cameras for christmas, hung it in the woods on a tree. got some pics, gotta be a bigfoot cleverly disguised as a deer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Dave from MN · Jan 3, 2009

Wow! What are ya feeding them rabbits down there?

1936 · Jan 3, 2009

Angle the camera down for night pictures. If you keep it like these fine shots at night all you will see is eyes in the distance. Experience speaking.

DR Darren · Jan 3, 2009

if you dont mind, what brand and model is your camera, it takes nice pictures.

glennster · Jan 3, 2009

its called a wildview extreme. got it from gander mountain on sale for 59.00. had it set on high resolution, but it only holds 10 pictures that way. i didnt know that, but it has a slot where it will take a 2gb*sd card.(havent got a clue what that is). without the extra card it has 32mb.

DR Darren · Jan 3, 2009

the SD card is a flash memory card like memory stick or xD. i would read the manual and make sure that 2 GB is the biggest you can go, you might be able to go bigger.

if you can, just keep an eye out at Best Buy or Circuit City, you can pick up a 2gb or bigger SD card for under $20 sometimes on sales.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 3, 2009

Good thing that you live on that side of Illinois, over in Bureau Co. you would be taking pictures of a black bear.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 3, 2009

i think your right that disguise doesnt fool me one bit.

Larry59 · Jan 3, 2009

Deer hunters have gone high tech these days and
what you are seeing is a Deer Hunter in costume.
He finds it easy to get to area's and leave his scent everywhere with out bothering the other deer.
Also this costume keep the Rangers and other law enforcement officers off your back so you can hunt year round if you want.
GPS is not needed cause you will easily find out where other hunters might be in your area. So you don't get into a crossfire.

pat sublett · Jan 3, 2009

Got a friend that got a beautiful picture of a full grown cougar, broad sided, a few years ago.
That was when they first came out. His cost big bucks. That one picture was worth the cost of the camera though.

Goose · Jan 3, 2009

A couple of years ago, two deer hunting buddies of mine put a camera next to a deer trail on my place.

I didn't think of it in time, or I would have rented a gorilla suit and pranced around in front of the camera. They'd have filled their pants when they checked the pictures.

Jim H SW-PA · Jan 3, 2009

Them aint rabbits silly them are long legged short tailed roo's--LOL

GeneMO · Jan 3, 2009

Somehwere I have a pictue of a doe that came up and licked the camera. Not the sharpest crayon in the box me thinks.

Gene

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