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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Matteson" data-source="post: 2219218" data-attributes="member: 101791"><p>So you set up over a water hole day after day hoping to see an animal (Bow Hunting). If you sense control isn't prefect, you stop the animals from coming in, and that's all types. So you set up a trail cam and check every few days. That allows the animal to come and go freely. Or the other way is to go and watch the water hole while you sitting there. If that doesn't spook animals I don't know what does. If I see there is a lot of people in the area, Remember I am talking bow hunting not rifle or black powder. My reach with a rifle is 500+yards, 80yds or under with a bow. I move on and fine and area that not being over run. In all the years that I have hunted in AZ, I never seen 15 to 20 trail cams on one water hole. I could easy afford a guide, but I hunt on my own. The were the real hunting starts. So the stopping of the trail cams, I probable won't be back. The State just lost $1,000 to $1,500 in revenue plus hunting licenses and deer tag for about $475.00 or so, from me.</p><p>Presently I am setting up a longer range rifle, and that mostly for wolves in Montana. In talking to ranchers in AZ the elk are on the decline, due to the Mex wolves. So shortly you will be like Montana game animals are dispersing. Wyoming no licenses for wolves, and the taking of wolvess anytime except in a few areas. Idaho is almost like Wyoming, but does require licenses and tags. </p><p>So you have more problem than just Trail Cam's coming your way. I started to view the film, but haven't completed it yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Matteson, post: 2219218, member: 101791"] So you set up over a water hole day after day hoping to see an animal (Bow Hunting). If you sense control isn't prefect, you stop the animals from coming in, and that's all types. So you set up a trail cam and check every few days. That allows the animal to come and go freely. Or the other way is to go and watch the water hole while you sitting there. If that doesn't spook animals I don't know what does. If I see there is a lot of people in the area, Remember I am talking bow hunting not rifle or black powder. My reach with a rifle is 500+yards, 80yds or under with a bow. I move on and fine and area that not being over run. In all the years that I have hunted in AZ, I never seen 15 to 20 trail cams on one water hole. I could easy afford a guide, but I hunt on my own. The were the real hunting starts. So the stopping of the trail cams, I probable won't be back. The State just lost $1,000 to $1,500 in revenue plus hunting licenses and deer tag for about $475.00 or so, from me. Presently I am setting up a longer range rifle, and that mostly for wolves in Montana. In talking to ranchers in AZ the elk are on the decline, due to the Mex wolves. So shortly you will be like Montana game animals are dispersing. Wyoming no licenses for wolves, and the taking of wolvess anytime except in a few areas. Idaho is almost like Wyoming, but does require licenses and tags. So you have more problem than just Trail Cam's coming your way. I started to view the film, but haven't completed it yet. [/QUOTE]
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