The Correct Way to Set Trail Cameras on Deer Trails

[@royguidry1311]

So here it is in a nutshell. You guys have really earned my respect. I have watched countless videos you guys have made, interviews with all the legends, trophy rooms and camera videos. I must say I am impressed. You ask awesome questions and actually let people answer without talking over them. You guys also never push your cameras or give ridiculous tips like you should have 10 cameras per acre. I can tell you without a doubt next year when all my cameras die like they normally do after a season or two I will by and try your cameras. If they work like you dudes, I’m in. Thanks for all the entertaining content over this past crazy year.

[@ExodusOutdoorGear]

Hey Roy, we really appreciate this comment. Thanks for the support on the channel, good luck this season!

[@camthecameraman5096]

This is something that is definitely overlooked or misunderstood by a lot of people! I’ve gotten much better results after switching some cameras around. Thanks chad!

[@shropshiretrailcams5020]

Great advice for newbies like us. Thank you!

[@chadsyl23]

Perpendicular movement into and across the detection area is the key!

[@Karen-yk8ez]

I did a test run on my new camera to make sure it was working I walked in front of it right to left and it took the pic but when I walked straight to it it did not take one pic I thought it might have been a delay or something now I see I need to move my camera I have it facing straight down the trail

[@mikefeaster8827]

This is some great information thanks for sharing.

[@coltenpulis6679]

wouldn't the best position be a mix of inline and perpendicular then? so you don't chance the animal running past the camera while also taking advantage of how the sensors were designed?

[@shannonlaforce8459]

When is next interview with Jason Michael really enjoyed your first interview and was wondering about a updated interview preseason.

[@chadsyl23]

Haven't seen or talked with Jason is a little while. We'll have to reach out and see what he is up to!

[@wildwithinrange6643]

Awesome tips man thanks!

[@melvinsacromentoe]

Did not know this, good video

[@boneheadsoutdoors6555]

a good watch, gets the gears turnin

[@JFroMG_YT]

The cameras are more effective at a 45 degree placement putting the camera straight head on or horizontal to the trail will leave blind spots

[@HuntDetail]

How about a KZbin video of just bucks you all have captured on video...no audio commentary necessary...I’d watch that for hours...especially that one stud in this video.

[@ExodusOutdoorGear]

We've kicked this around, but wasn't sure if this was something you guys would enjoy. We'll pencil it back in our working list of videos. Thanks for watching!

[@gradyrobinson-shaw6079]

interesting, ive noticed my cameras pick deer up at odd times when Id hang them on deer runs. makes sense

[@lennybates1368]

All my Cameras are about 10ft high

[@remingtonsmith734]

Heyyyy

[@frankberkbigler1621]

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