Best Design Or Most Innovative Game Camera Setup

[spectr17]

4rth Annual JHO Game Camera Pic Contest Rules

Contest Rules:

Please post only one pic per category. You can post the same pic in several diffferent categories. No editing or changing pic allowed after 4 hours from original post.

Please just post pics, we'll hold off for comments until after the contest.

Pic must be yours, your families or friend's. No ripping pics that you don't own or have copyright to. If you cheat you're out of the contest.

Pics MUST NOT have been used in previous contests here.

Pics must be from home made or commercial game cams. No pics taking by regular cameras that are not part of a game cam.

You can enter the contest under one name only, if you enter under more than one name you will be disqualified.

You can retouch or edit your pics with photo editing software if you want to.

No pics with ads or URLs on them.

For the video category you can post a link to your video.

Please add location, date, time of pic and camera model and setup if you want to.

If you need help on how to post your pics here or how to resize your pics go here. (http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/index.php?showforum=55)

Pics MUST be under 640 pixels wide so people don't have to scroll back and forth.

You can test posting your pics here. (http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/index.php?showforum=55) Please do not test posting pics here in the contest forum.

Contest will end March 25 2007. Voting for best pics will take place and prizes awarded then.

Good luck http://www.jesseshunting.com/forums/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smiley-dancin-red.gif and remember this is for fun

[thehunter]

This is a remote “Live Action Deer Cam”. The color mini cam runs off of a 9-volt transistor battery or a 12 battery. It depends on what unit you purchase. This remote cam uses a 9 volt transistor battery in a pelican 1020 case with a LN camo texture finish. I wanted something small. Max range is approximately 300 yards from my viewing station.

The viewing station is a DVD player in a pelican 1300 case. The viewing station runs off of it’s own battery pack for 3 to 4 hours or a secondary 7 amp hour battery that I have below a mid level platform that I installed in the case. The tuner mounted on the case lid will allow you to tune in more that one remote mini cam set up.

[Lonedrake]

Our camp security camera

[Predator 1]

I was up in the arctic last spring, doing wolverine track surveys. My partner and I came upon a wolverine den, and I just so happend to have a cam along for the ride.

There&#39; wasn&#39;t much to work with out there, as far as trying to find something to attach the camera to, so we had to improvise, and use a couple pieces of plywood, wedged into the snow bank.

I was a bit wooried about the wolverine messing with my cam, and although I was willing to sacrifice a few chew marks, I didn&#39;t want the wolverine to take it down into the den. So we tied a long rope to the camera and ran it up the bank, and tied it to a large boulder.

Luckily enough the wolverine didn&#39;t touch the cam at all, and I ended up with some great pictures!