Post by ms660 on Jun 6, 2015 23:48:04 GMT -5
It's about time to get some cameras in the woods for me. i always camo my cameras as natural as I can. I use real tree bark whatever nature provides that I can get to stick to the housing. I use a hot glue gun usually for attaching material to my cameras. Yesterday for some reason I went in a Dollar Tree store. A store where everything in it is a dollar. I found some pretty good camo material. It is fake moss, but sure looks like the real thing. All my cameras are out of warranty and would not advise doing this if yours is still in the warranty period. I got some spray adhesive and lightly misted the already tree bark that on my cameras and shreaded some of the moss and stuck it to the cameras for a better natural look. I just started using external batteries and made the holding brackets for the batteries. I did the batteries and the holders the same way. It was a messy ordeal but they turned out pretty good. Now to let them air for a few days and to the wood they will go. I probably shouldn't say this but in the 18 years I have been using game cams and doing them up with natural camo, I have never had one ripped off,,,,,,,,,,,yet. If I don't write down exactly where I put them I sometimes have trouble finding them.
