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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Wright" data-source="post: 2217268" data-attributes="member: 104363"><p>The "guides" and people selling info to guides via live action cams in state or from anywhere in the US is one of the issues. There are many.</p><p>My hunting friends use the SD card cams and get nice pictures, but reliability to establish a pattern has not materialized due to pressure before and during hunts. </p><p>Moving cameras off of water holes may help reduce pressure on wildlife in a normally dry state, but I don't think it can be quantified accurately.</p><p>I don't use them. I don't have a problem with SD cams. I have a problem with people selling Intel off cameras while they sit at their desk looking at info 5 states away. These people may be looking at multiple states at the same time.</p><p>Having been a victim of an unscrupulous guide, I got a real problem with taking trophy wildlife when it goes to the highest bidder, from anywhere in the world. Getting a tag in a good unit is tough here. Having an animal you've been studying on the ground for months, taken away by large sums of cash to a guide using purchased Intel, just grates on my nerves.</p><p>That's not fair chase.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bob Wright, post: 2217268, member: 104363"] The "guides" and people selling info to guides via live action cams in state or from anywhere in the US is one of the issues. There are many. My hunting friends use the SD card cams and get nice pictures, but reliability to establish a pattern has not materialized due to pressure before and during hunts. Moving cameras off of water holes may help reduce pressure on wildlife in a normally dry state, but I don't think it can be quantified accurately. I don't use them. I don't have a problem with SD cams. I have a problem with people selling Intel off cameras while they sit at their desk looking at info 5 states away. These people may be looking at multiple states at the same time. Having been a victim of an unscrupulous guide, I got a real problem with taking trophy wildlife when it goes to the highest bidder, from anywhere in the world. Getting a tag in a good unit is tough here. Having an animal you've been studying on the ground for months, taken away by large sums of cash to a guide using purchased Intel, just grates on my nerves. That's not fair chase. [/QUOTE]
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