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maybe wrong by me but i don't see fenced hunt as sport. lion had no chance if fenced in. only thing to do was attack the people shooting him. good for the lion.

makes you wonder why the lion never took off if he could have.

coues7, 11am and your posting! how come your not working???

3 trail cams ready here Josh, plus a trail movie cam. where do you want them?

the game and fish book is currently out of print.

gonna try to lighten up that photo a bit.

* The February deadline includes draws for oryx licenses, entry permits for bear and turkey and population reduction hunts for elk, deer, antelope, oryx and javelina. ** The April deadline includes draws for elk, deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, ibex and javelina licenses. looks like it is for both depradation and regular hunts with off set deadlines..

like what?

casey hayes in flag.

bears definately go after the 35film cams. it smeels sweet to them. also not all lions kill a deer a week. we had one up north here, a female, she killed more small game than anything. especially coyotes! one male lion, now dead did kill a large animal about once every 10 days. that was last year. not all lions are bad guys.

found this matching pair about a quarter mile apart.

yes they are from this year. my camera phone sucks on the color pickup. they were brown on the underside still.

nice pix. can't build a homebrew for that price.

same unit i talked to you about.

definately need to be careful in leaving cams out in the sticks. i have found plenty that were not locked up. in fact none were til i told the owner it'd be wiser to lock up the cam than take a chance. just found another this weekend not locked up. i only leave mine out for a week then move them or bring them in. i guess in the price issue i would say it depends on how often you use your cams. if only for hunting season then film type are ok. but i use mine year round and find the digital the way to go. switch out batteries and a memory card and its ready to go again.