Reminder: Trail cam meeting/webcast tonight at main G&F office

[trphyhntr]

Range it, mark it on a gps and beat feat until your 440 yds.

How you know where every tank is? You're gonna set a cam then walk in a quarter mile circle?

[trphyhntr]

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

[MT_Sourdough]

at least !/4 mile from any developed water source is a big issue.

I can be more receptive to the idea if

1) the dept creates a catalogue of water holes to which the rule is applicable.

2) I'd prefer the distance was reduced to 200 or 300 yards. I could put a cam 200 yards from a water source that won't ever see another hunter.

I still haven't heard a case for it being in contrast to principles of fair chase

[cjl2010]

 

Range it, mark it on a gps and beat feat until your 440 yds.

How you know where every tank is? You're gonna set a cam then walk in a quarter mile circle?

I probably zig zag about a mile before I ever commit to a spot. Im also cheap and dont buy lock boxes so I have never put a camera on a water hole.

[muledeerarea33?]

 

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?

[trphyhntr]

 

 

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?

You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goes

[muledeerarea33?]

 

 

 

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?

You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goes

I dont run cams on public water as it is. But I think its a good point, how do they measure? And Im not a surveyor. I just stayed at a holiday inn express last night!

[trphyhntr]

Well if YOU don't do it, what does it matter if they take it away from everyone else that does. If it doesn't affect me who cares. am I doing it right?

[cjl2010]

Well if YOU don't do it, what does it matter if they take it away from everyone else that does. If it doesn't affect me who cares. am I doing it right?

Thats how I feel

[trphyhntr]

 

Well if YOU don't do it, what does it matter if they take it away from everyone else that does. If it doesn't affect me who cares. am I doing it right?

Thats how I feel

You're a communist too

[cjl2010]

 

 

Well if YOU don't do it, what does it matter if they take it away from everyone else that does. If it doesn't affect me who cares. am I doing it right?

Thats how I feel

You're a communist too

Get over it

[trophyseeker]

 

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

 

 

Hmmm. Does this come about from a new way of calculating distance or more of your simple sarcasm???

 

In all the schools I attended, a mile was deemed to be 5,280 ft. Thus a 1/4 mile is 1,320 ft. or 440 yds.

[Chris]

I'm so sick of it..... Just ban them all together.

[AZLance]

I'm so sick of it..... Just ban them all together.

Or ban you

[trphyhntr]

 

 

 

 

 

Just dont put them on water. Seems easy enough.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?

I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.

Hmmm. Does this come about from a new way of calculating distance or more of your simple sarcasm???

 

In all the schools I attended, a mile was deemed to be 5,280 ft. Thus a 1/4 mile is 1,320 ft. or 440 yds.

That's what I said. 100 yards = a quarter of a quarter of a mile