TRESPASSERS Stole Them All! We Couldn't Stop Them!

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[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

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[@gloriahagg6293]

I just cant believe they went to all the trouble just to steal! Man sick people

[@rickcaldwell6174]

What happened to y’alls second channel? Did KZbin cancel it? I love the Decked idea but it wouldn’t work in my truck seeing as how I pull a 5th wheel camper.

[@happytexashomestead6630]

They also offer a 10% discount to law enforcement, military, veterans, and government employees.

[@saritalejeune4960]

They could be crooked subscribers! Don't tell anyone online where you are putting the cameras until you have evidence against the thieves.

[@shannastafford1816]

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[@glennwerst]

I use the SPYPOINT ones with the gps location built in. Even though you don’t have cell service there, if someone steals it, as soon as they take it to a area with service, it will not only send the pics to you but will show you where it’s located.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

We have no cell signal whatsoever down there

[@fredricknolan3905]

Or try going low like as rocks or stones. Also once a week security check.

[@glennwerst]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm I have a few in no signal Arkansas areas where I just retrieve the SD card but if someone takes them,!the second they carry the camera into a cell coverage area it transmits the pics and it’s location to me. I’ve had local law enforcement retrieve one of my cameras two different times after it was stolen from remote property of mine.

[@nahnisjourney1406]

That’s a great idea!

[@petermaguire6280]

Time for some snares and a couple of nights in a blind. Zip ties and photograths

[@jonkoehler4200]

Kevin sad to say this, but I think someone who is watching your videos and saw were y’all put them. Don’t show or post a update on your camera locations. There are dishonest folks and druggies everywhere. Be safe and keep up your awesome videos

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

I think you're right

[@mz.6109]

You're right some folks prey on KZbinrs. It's sad but we all know this wort has gotten bad.

[@DellaQuick]

I agree

[@dawnweck]

I'm so sorry this happened to you guys. Trespassers and thieves are one of the lowest life forms. Too bad you can't plant some fake trail cams that are actually glitter bombs lol. that would be some funny footage! Hugs to Y'all Ü

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Haha great idea

[@sandyc6569]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm lol I like it!

[@marthaosburn-henry1087]

Or stink bomb ones. Some with really strong skunk odor in it.

[@pamkammann1176]

Lol or paintball paint that’s hard to wash off, like they have in mace for your keychain .

[@craigb9489]

You might think of investing in security boxes for your cameras. They make your cameras theft proof and mount securely to the tree with cables and locks.

[@riverboatmedia3947]

Next time you put the trail cameras out, try putting one high up in a tree on the other side of the creek and don't mention it in your videos.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Will do

[@joannelipczynski9537]

I great minds think alike. I said the same thing!

[@junelepley502]

You just mentioned it lol

[@MishaDaBear]

Also low along the road in/out as that may record tags.

[@marymurphy5245]

Those trespassers put a lot of effort into stealing those cameras. If they only put that much effort into doing good and respecting others things this world be so much better.

[@Northtide]

Thieves are a lower life form. They don't know anything about doing good.

[@debrakellett7763]

If their on drugs or homeless they'll do anything to make some money! Might have pawned them for money?

[@marymurphy5245]

Still sad

[@RobertJones-ey9qz]

If there are any pawnshops close by, I would check to see if your cameras are by chance there. I also like the idea of the Spypoint cameras. They aren't the cheapest from what I've seen, but might be a way of finding out who is stealing them. That GPS locating of them would be good. Have a good day.

[@DFDuck55]

You're using the chainsaw file wrong. It cuts on the push stroke, not the pull stroke. --- I put my trail cams in bear boxes and use a cable and lock. That's a lot more work to steal than cutting a nylon strap. Then glue bits of tree bark on the bear box to camouflage it.

[@davidnichols1363]

I was going to point out the same thing

[@davekovacs8818]

Put a couple paint mines with trip wires down there so when they trespass they get paint on them

[@karenmccann6982]

Makes me wonder if they weren’t close by and well hidden and watched you as you installed the cameras, which takes the creepy factor to a whole new level. They may have 2 or 3 “camps” in the area and can watch the surroundings. They could also have homes and are using your property for a day away recreation of fishing or camping and that way they have access to tools to take down cameras. Just some thoughts that came to mind. I am so sorry that you do not have the ability to have a safe family area on your own property.

[@rlgonion]

what I would recommend is DONT make videos of where your cams are, or placed r advise anyone what your plans are in correcting that issue remember if you give a warning or let people know what you are going to do for enhancing your security for you, your family and your property you have just compromised yourself. It is one thing to make videos about the care and maintence of your farm or even a hunt but dont advise people what you plan to do or use to protect yourself an those that you give a shit about bro

[@MsTati67]

That's so frustrating that individuals come on private property and take things that don't belong to them. People feeling entitled to things that belong to others. This really annoys me and it's not even my property! I'm so sorry Kevin and Rachel that you have to deal with this issue. Such a beautiful piece of property to have to put up with trespassers and theft. Praying that hopefully you can find a solution to this. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@davidplayz7323]

People kept coming on to our property, my father decided to stop it! He got with the ones he allowed to to use the property and they put in spike sticks in area where those who did not permission to use our land. In the last 5 years we have had found 8 trucks with flat tires and called the police and have them run the tags and the arrested 14 people for trust passing it cost the over $15000 to get there trucks off the land and $24000 dollars in court fees! Everyone who was caught were locals! Word got around and there is no more trust passing on our property! We also moved the Spock sticks to different locations so that people would not try us again!

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

The problem is, you are rarely on the property and live a distance away. Without regular monitoring just about any sort of security measures you try to do are at risk of being stolen or destroyed. I was thinking a fence, but it would probably just get cut and any gates stolen. Before we moved onto our property the people who have the lot above us put a farm gate on their access road. Someone stole it. Since we moved here they installed a heavy duty security gate because I was able to tell them about all the traffic going up to their property. Unless the thieves have heavy equipment they aren't stealing that gate! And it even has spikes pointing straight out so no one will ram it!

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yes your right, we aren't on site enough

[@PaulineJ]

​@@HiddenHeightsFarmDID YOU READ THEIE REST OF THE COMMENT>>> FROM Hollow Homestead >>>Since we moved here they installed a heavy duty security gate because I was able to tell them about all the traffic going up to their property. Unless the thieves have heavy equipment they aren't stealing that gate! And it even has spikes pointing straight out so no one will ram it!That's what you should do.... It's worth the money.

[@rwjingo4955]

@@PaulineJ They're coming in from the property across the creek that does not belong to HHF, if I remember correctly and not through the gate. There's no good way to fence a creek bed, especially one subject to flooding.

[@debrakellett7763]

Most of the trespassers they have on previous cam were on foot!

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

@@PaulineJ I don't really expect Kevin to put a gate in like what my neighbor put in. My neighbor has the bucks to put in a heavy duty gate like that. I'm not sure what the best way of dealing with trespassers on his property would be. If he, or someone trusted, was there more often it would make a huge difference.

[@ranzocolo9916]

I have learned the hard way that people are capable of things you can't imagine. I had a trespasser here that I couldn't get rid of. And the trespassers were stealing stuff as well. Y'all be careful! God Bless and protect y'all

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

People will tar anything

[@sandyg3639]

Sorry about your cameras. The lake area is so beautiful. Love the sound of running water. Thank you.🐐💕

[@sandrahurley456]

Thieves and trespasser’s are one in the same! So sorry you can’t enjoy your own property! Enjoyed seeing Kaleb and Kyah ❤️

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yes it's Terrible but reality

[@ModernMountainLiving]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm You may be in a better state but in Colorado addressing a repeated trespasser will get you arrested for Felony Menacing while keeping your sidearm holstered and never threatening. Crazy world. Be Blessed BTW Paula sent me.

[@Rowdymotmot]

Walnut wood is some of my favorite. My dad made intricate boxes and things from walnut with a scroll saw. They are treasures now since my dad is gone. I really like that new decking in the back of your truck. Those drawers would be so handy and will keep stuff from rolling around.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

I bet those were beautiful

[@Messymy]

On a relatives farm, some clockcase makers from Germany bought a couple of black walnut trees. Paid for a lot of medical care for the folks.

[@bigk4755]

Walnut makes an awesome wood for smoking turkeys and pork. Gives a great smoke flavor.

[@suehinson1629]

It's almost a guarantee, that whoever took them is at least a viewer. They didn't know exactly where they were placed but they knew to look for 2. Or knew the possibility of one aimed at another was more than likely. But my gramps always said, if you can put it up, someone else can take it down. Just like if you can make a lock 🔐someone can break that lock. Unless......it was a "Buck knife", their SHARP! (Smart) 😉😁 Hope y'all have a great weekend and God bless.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

You're probably right

[@lanetteprice7508]

Yes they are a viewer and knew right were to going

[@suehinson1629]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm this is one of the few times that I wish I wasn't, because it gives us a hint of how negative and uncaring some can be when it comes to the respect shown of someone else's personal property. And it saddens me even more at the thought that they could and probably are aware of the two precious little ones that are also being effected. Thank God they are exposed to a great positive family life to counteract the negativity seen in this type of situation. That's where the difference lies. They are taught that this is an example of "an action that they should never take part in"! Where as the one committing the act, (God forbid, I pray 🙏!) If they have little ones with them or at home, is teaching them to be just as disrespectful and dishonest as the example put before them. I'm going to be praying 🙏for the trespasser, to be convicted by their own conscience. Even though I don't know their name/s, God does! 😇👍❤

[@cherylgreer4334]

Agree with Sue Hinson, trespassers/thieves are watching your channel.

[@suehinson1629]

@@cherylgreer4334 👍😇

[@131dyana]

We had a man cover our patio camera and light with a black cloth and he could steal any thing he wanted. We now turn on a bright light across the patio. So far that has worked to keep him off our patio. He actually tried to open our back door before we put on the other light. That was scary. That new bright light is by the back door now. God bless you all.

[@kcswolf]

Kevin, there could be a good use for the Honey Locust thorns if you get creative. That's a nice Decked Drawer System. We have a Back Flip top for our Silverado Bed. It wouldn't leave us much room for suitcases and our cooler when we travel, bummer. BTW love the pew-pew. There is a good idea below using used/broken game cams as decoys. Me, I'd probably booby trap them somehow. I'm afraid, with this world right now, the thieving will only get worse.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yes good idea

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

Wouldn't be surprised if someone is watching your channel and seeing where you are putting your cameras! Maybe on the other side of the creek? Don't say in your video where you put them. Good luck!.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

That could be the case lol

[@pamelahart814]

I always see all these things Kevin gets that's great but, I Never see Rachel get anything new. Furniture, cookware or anything.

[@asemastertech721]

Hey, Kevin went out of his way to acquire a really awesome 300 blackout aiming stick for Rachel to use for any reason she needs it. You can check that video out on their other KZbin channel. I'm sure there are many other things we don't get to see. She sure has a pretty nice home and family. Most things Kevin acquires are Farm or Livestock related. Those things make life easier for the whole family. I hope this helps paint you a clearer picture. I don't believe anyone is being shorted here. Have an awesome day.

[@MsSephrena]

We use aviation cable w/ an interlock - they make some specifically for mounting field cameras - works like a charm - plus the way they attach, the card cannot be removed unless the cable is unlocked - haven't lost one camera since starting to use them - one is even along our right-of-way which strangers have decided is a great area to bike and hike.... They mustn't be carrying bull cutters :-) Good luck, and check them more often....

[@CiaofCleburne]

Well! Good to know! I am also on rural property in the Ozarks and I know for a fact trespassers like to hunt shrooms and deer and turkey on my property down by my creek. I was going to get a trail camera to place there but like you, I have little cell power! Very interesting and hey! I like that drawer pull out, esp because I’m wanting to trade my Jeep in on a truck/shell combo. Excellent video!!

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yes it's neverending

[@lindayoung3783]

I agree that the thief is a viewer, such a shame to do that to a nice hard working family like you. I enjoy the drone footage. Kevin, you look so good with your weight loss, keep up the good work.

[@denisewilson8367]

I understand how you feel about stuff being stolen. My homestead stuff & household items are stored in a private storage barn , a 30 X 50. I've been robbed 6 times. Cameras they steal, bcuz there is really no place safe to put them. No internet/cell service available either. This last time they used my sledge hammer & axe to destroy things they didn't take like my brand new windows for my future cabin. They took the brand new items out of the packaging from the stores & shipping crates. Left the trash behind and stole almost everything. Grand total for this last robbery was $60,000. They found some of my stuff at a drug dealers house. But he was never charged for it bcuz they went for the Federal drug charges instead. But without a conviction on the theft, I couldn't sue him to recover my losses. So just be thankful you only lost 2 cheap trail cameras.

[@marnaehrech1223]

What a horrible story!!! Many blessings and protection for you!!

[@KeepingItDutch]

That decked door system is awesome bro

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

It's been wonderful to have and keep all my stuff secure.

[@CrazyGrandmaWeaz]

It sounds like the Okie boys need to camping in good camo and just catch them red handed.

[@sandyc6569]

👍

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yep

[@carolynjordan4826]

My thoughts exactly!

[@rawsienna1]

Greetings from Wisconsin! Who owns the land across the creek from your property. Maybe you're able to set up the cams across the water to monitor your property. I also have seen some cameras hidden in bird houses. The lens of the camera covers the hole so a bird can't get in but it worked and protected the camera too. Lot's of great ideas from your viewers. Good luck!

[@wendymurphy2906]

Just a thought, when you do put up new cams don't post it for security reasons and piece of mind. Seems that a few of the intruders are worried that something may be uncovered as to what exactly they are doing, a walk-about with a few friends (with pew-pews) or authorities (if possible) might help. Not being a downer, just a worried Grammie thinking outside the box. That system in the bed of your truck is awesome, my son, who travels for work, is looking for this type for his tools so I will gladly pass this info on. Can't wait to see what the slabs look like when you mill those logs, black walnut and that honey locust have beautiful grains to it. God Bless and stay safe.

[@rosawilliams9145]

Kevin you really have thinned out. And Rachel you look like a model. 🦋

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Thank you 💘☺️

[@buggyman9024]

Use a locked bear box for your cameras. I also string a snare cable and a pad lock on the cable as well as the bear box

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Might have to

[@beverleyspugsandhomestead.]

Get Dutch to come and stake out the river site and wait and see who turns up. ,!

[@teresashelton6581]

Beautiful drone footage! I can’t believe they got those cameras.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Thank you ❣️

[@donmiller2810]

You are going to have to hide them like they do for observing wild animals. Something that looks like a part of a tree.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yeah like 50' up

[@MRTOMBO]

Three Rottweilers, keep them hungry, teach them to run the creek area. By the sounds of it, you'll save a lot in store-bought dog food.

[@phyllisbrostrom7348]

I sure hope that your logs aren't stolen before you can get them! Wondering if you could put cameras on the other side of the creek aimed at your property, trespassers probably wouldn't look for them there.

[@carolb3122]

Putting a camera in the shrubs along the tree line by that walnut tree would be a nice place for a stealth camera. You could really camouflage it well with all the brush along there and it would never be seen. No need to even put it up in a tree. Glue weeds or bark to it to hide the case. I agree with another commenter about checking the pawn shops in your area. Maybe put a special ID number inside like last 4 of your drivers license or social security number to prove it’s yours.

[@bettejanz730]

Could you secure your cameras with something like a bike lock cable or something else you can lock and cannot be cut?

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

We'll have to figure something out

[@sandyc6569]

👍

[@johnzebrowski8721]

Try using small diameter cables along with the straps when you install your cameras. I think they make a metal case that you can put the camera in also.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Thank you

[@gorway7]

Have you thought of engaging a reliable local who may like say, occasional fishing or shooting access? Maybe willing to pay you a few bucks for the privilege and give you a regular presence and eyes on of the property. Stunning location you have there!

[@alishaughnessy816]

the knife marks may have come from the 'cleats' on boots that tree trimmers or utility pole workers use.

[@shawntierney4311]

Those logs will make beautiful projects. Great job. I’m sorry someone stole your cameras. Shame on whomever is watching to find opportunities to steal. That is low and you should be ashamed of yourselves. That is hard lesson for the kids to learn that not everyone is trustworthy. God Bless

[@asemastertech721]

I gotta check out those truck bed "Decked" systems, looks real handy. Warning to all Trespasser's...You never want to steal Camera's or anything else from a man who owns a Vortex, ATN and a Back-Hoe!! Kevin, I'd chain and lock 2 steel locking boxes with trail camera's inside them high up in the trees aimed toward each other. You'd have to cut an appropriate sized hole in each box so the camera's could still function. Unless they have a good bolt cutter or a chainsaw, they will have one heck of a time walking away with them. One of the camera's is bound to get some photo's of the culprit! Don't forget to drill a drain hole in the bottom of each box, so rain water can run out. Also check the camera's more frequently! Even if it's just to make sure they are still there.

[@louisaziz1235]

Great video. First time viewer. I like it. Built my own deck system for my Trailblazer. I keep anything to do with the outdoors and survival in it. Living in the country can be hazardous at times. With the snowfall and bad weather, having what you need when you need it is important. Some call me a "prepped" but I think it as insurance. You can "Google" truck buggout kits and personalize it to what you need. With children, you might want to add a bit more. As far as trespassers go, check what legal limits you can take and go there. You can't fence it all or will keep out the wildlife. One option, if it's in your budget, is to place a small cottage on your land and maybe have a single veteran live there for free just to maintain and watch the property. Wishing you the best.

[@billharris3335]

Put a camera on the access coming in they will be less aware until they get close to the creek!

[@GMikeSEA]

From the looks of the hacking damage to the trees and cut strap they probably used a pole with a blade attached. Perhaps if you decide to try again you could lash the cams to the trees with chain or steel cable like you would use to secure a bike. They'll be hard pressed to cut those from the ground with just a pole and blade. Even with a ladder and a large pair of bolt cutters it will be a workout. And most thieves tend to be lazy by nature. But of course if they watch your channel you may just be setting youselves up for an ongoing game of cat and mouse. The gps models are also a great idea but it raises the dollar value of your losses. Love your channels and enjoy watching the Kaleb and Kylah growing up. Keep up the great work you do.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Looks like it

[@angelapayne4298]

Hmm, I'd set a "fox trap" or two.

[@anj3595]

You guys really do a good job on these videos, content and inserting the drone video with the camera shots. Good editing. You guys should get a deer stand and weigh it down with so much weight it cannot be moved and hide a camera between some steel beams no one could get to, to get them on camera as they try, or something that cannot move without major tools. I am “furious” for you Rachel. There has to be a way to stop these people or find out who they are. They are up to no good.

[@debrabeam5474]

It is so beautiful and peaceful there. I have great memories of the black walnuts. When I was a kid, we all cracked the nuts for mom to make us a black walnut cake. Hands got stained but it was worth the delicious cake! Love you guys❤ God bless ❤🙏🇺🇸

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yum that would taste great

[@brianhillis3701]

Our church had a big blackwalnut tree we would throw them st each other and get our white shirts stained. How mom didn't take the lords name in vain I don't know. Had round bruises on body and stripes on my bottom.

[@pamkammann1176]

Oh I bet that cake was awesome , I love black walnuts . My daughters in laws call them sewer nuts ..lol there is a place I go to in Indiana ( 3 hours away ) that has Black Walnut ice cream. It’s yummy .

[@debrabeam5474]

@@pamkammann1176 😋😋😋😋

[@ArizonaHighDesertHomestead]

Can't stand thieves. Everything else looks great. Hope you guys have a great weekend 😀

[@deborahburrell1591]

I would set up an electric fence hidden around the border

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

It's impossible with a flowing creek through the property

[@nellmarie98]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm not really. We had electric fence that crossed a creek in two different places. You just need to be creative covering the gap when the water level is low. Had to figure that out when our pony went to visit the bar down the road from our farm once.

[@jessicapabon2105]

Have y'all considered that someone may have been watching y'all when putting them up In the trees?? How would they have found all your cameras unless they saw you do it! Very irritating.. and creepy! Also you might want to disguise it with some leaves whether they be real or fake and you might also want to put a sign up there which would not be probably the truth but it's just a signage and it says this property is being watched with drones and you are being watched! Something to that effect maybe that'll deter them?

[@YoderTexas]

I'm curious about whether or not your trail cams had infrared lights for night vision. If so, the thieves could have spotted all the cams with an IR scope. If they were possibly hunting at night, they would have been equipped with IR scopes and IR illumination on their rifles to light up the night. Your trail cams would have been lit up light a lighthouse, up in the trees and they could have walked right up to them. The axe marks are so well spaced that it indicates that the axe or hatchet was in control of the holder, so I expect he either climbed up just high enough to reach, or stood on a ladder or on top of a truck to get enough reach. If you replace the cameras, don't get infrared lights or find a way to disable them. I doubt that they light up anything on the ground from that high on the tree anyway. Good luck.

[@MishaDaBear]

Even many digital cameras and cell phone cameras can see the IR illuminators. You may want to try an old school tripped camera where a car or truck trips an IR beam and a camera takes a car tag picture. Also you could set up a camera that takes a picture every daylight hour or every 15 min. You can get real basic and small 4k cams that can be set to do that like with an arduino controller. Your land is not littered up so makes me feel that your tresspassers may be locals or tree huggers. If the locals do not know you you may be able to say maybe at a store that looks like a nice camping spot and see if anyone gets triggered! Another option is to block the road and see who complains! A dump truck load of concrete or scrap logs should work too! Just set up FB searches because they will fuss!

[@williamstump6551]

Might want to consider using one of the metal boxes that is made to put your camera in. They are lockable and you can also purchase a lockable cable that is made for using with the box. I use that system to protect my camera against bears and lower temptation for humans.

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

Those darn trespassers. Hope they don't come around when it's cold and burn your walnut wood! They seem capable of most anything. Blessings, Texas Deb

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

I know it

[@robertbates5537]

First-aid kit for that truck? Nothing in the DECKED system drawer.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

We keep a first aid kit on all vehicles and I always have one in my bob

[@mysticmagnolia]

Those cameras went straight to the pawn shop. That really stinks!!!

[@gaylevincent2397]

That stinks when trespassers steal items that don't belong to them 😔😔 love the decked drawer if I had a truck I would definitely be interested in it 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 thank you for sharing have a wonderful day 😊😊

[@donnaelkins186]

Awesome set up on your truck to load everything in. Awesome deck system. Black walnuts I use to use them to dye my baskets with that I would make. Great video. I hope you catch them. God bless.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Hey that's awesome! I didn't know you made baskets, what type?

[@donnaelkins186]

@@HiddenHeightsFarm all kinds .

[@theresathaler3444]

Report the theft. Law enforcement can check pawn shops and websites to see if they are sold online.

[@judypritchett8271]

That Decked system is awesome. I was so impressed how smooth it glided when it was full. Dad needs to get one. The creek is so beautiful and peaceful, I’m ready for a wieney roast. Love the video.

[@rockylee482]

Maybe set up a deer blind and have a few friends sit with you and wait for the trespassers to come back thru. I would be so sick of it that’s what I would do. I wouldn’t be able to sit there and not do any bing about it lol I hate when people do that type of stuff. I live in Arizona and the drug addicts here are out of control. We can not even go to the local gas station without being harassed by them. I had 4 of them walking down my street the other night. We were outta town and we had dog food delivered in a big chewy box and our camera went off and j checked and sure enough there they were checking the package. I was so furious I have lived here in my house for 9 years. And never once have we had packages messed with the only thing that’s happened here was I had a car dolly stolen from the front of the house. That’s when we got cameras like 6 years ago! I hate people

[@lanasawyer9812]

WOW 🤩!!! That was an awesomely edited video you guys!!!! Love love loved the way you put together the intro packing the decked drawer system and drone footage down to the creek....and the ending .. it was all done so well! Great job 👏 👍 The trespassers are awful 😞- I wish y’all had caught them - maybe don’t record where you put cams next time in case they’re watching? But it’s likely whoever took them will be on the lookout for them from now on 😣.... anyways regardless of those problems that is a beautiful piece of property and I hope y’all get it worked out so you can thoroughly enjoy that blessing without burden. Love you guys! Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@nahnisjourney1406]

I sure hope you don’t wait too long before going back to retrieve your beautiful walnut tree wood.

[@jonathanjones1318]

Could try the bear proof metal box that you could screw to the tree from the inside and then put camera in and lock it up.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Might have to

[@fredasdaughter]

Those cut marks on the tree could have been from those pole climbing things used but the men at the electric company, and by lumberjacks.

[@davidstoughton3257]

They may have used linemen gear to climb the tree. They strap to your boots and have a belt that goes around the tree leaving their hands free to do the work.

[@brianhillis3701]

You would see the marks in the bark.

[@factsmatter4030]

wooHoo..The Decked is GREAT

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

It really is awesome

[@idahohoosier8989]

Sorry about the theifs! What a drag. Deck system us way cool! Blessings, julie

[@dianewilson4779]

Hello to you !!! What a beautiful place - it's absolutely gorgeous there next to the creek !! I know every state is different, but in my state, if someone is hurt on someones property, the property owner could be responsible for any injuries the trespasser may have - That's a scary thought in a situation like yours !! Next time you put up cameras, I don't think I would say anything about it on your videos, just to see what happens - Perhaps you're being followed by the trespassers !!! Just a thought !! Enjoyed today's video, but so sorry for your camera losses ! Have a good weekend - God bless !!

[@heatherd.9390]

Hiya! I love the videos where the whole family is involved... I love all your videos, but especially the ones with everybody. :) Rachel's frustration and anger regarding your cameras being stolen is palpable thru the lens. I'd feel the exact same way. It may be a neighbour's property, but I'm sure they are going thru the same thing with trespassers. I saw some footage in a previous video where they were crossing the creek and going up the other side. If that's a neighbour's property, I'm sure they want them gone too. So I wonder if you can put a camera across the creek pointing at your property? The footage that you had from the previous video, is it possible that the local law enforcement may know who those folks are? Of course, it doesn't mean that the folks on the older video are the ones who stole your cameras, but it may be good to have them identified regardless. Now that it's escalated to theft, I'd get them involved. Perhaps they can patrol the area a bit? Heather🇨🇦

[@MrScuba78]

Love the chainsaw. I purchased an 18" Echo....never again. Listening to ya run the saw brought back memories. We had a deer lease, and we would help the owner cut firewood. Dad and him would run the saws, I would stack wood in the trailer, or fetch what they needed. Good luck and be careful with the trespassers. Some folks have no respect and think they are above the law.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Nice!

[@AmysArea]

Kevin don’t have very good luck with SD cards!

[@philstocks7859]

If you are going to saw some of those limbs into lumber, don't be surprised if you find a lot of tension wood. It will warp and bend a lot. You are right, honey locust is beautiful lumber.

[@gmacook8095]

I feel that has to be someone local,that feels very entitled,they may even watch the channel and probably preys on all the neighbors in that area

[@anj3595]

They may BE the neighbors.

[@waveman69]

When you replace your stolen cameras, tape razor blades around the back edge.

[@gracelonas2930]

To bad about the cameras but the deck was good and that bit of land is beautiful guys👌

[@bobzboo]

Glad you like your deck system. I can see where it would be really handy. Sorry about the thieves - hope you can figure up something else. Thanx for sharing your afternoon! 🤗~Becka

[@gayle4804]

It's a shame that people have to be thieves You have beautiful country there

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yeah it's awful

[@jennsadventures84]

Maybe next time, just place and not share locations? I appreciate your willingness to share your adventures.

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

Yeah good idea

[@nuttinhoney80]

Good on the safety glasses! You should’ve borrowed Dutch’s chaps. PPE is very important. Sorry about your cameras. Love the music on the video with the drone footage

[@StephanieJoRountree]

Tree trimmer cleats might be what they used to climb.

[@doriscooper3638]

They could have used climbing equipment that hydro repair men use to climb hydro poles. They wouldn't need a ladder and it would leave marks on the tree.

[@annmiller154]

Looks like the thieves used a pole saw with the extension.

[@carolinepetersen1452]

Love the organization system! Wish there was a better design for car trunk. Don't like having to unload my trunk to get to the storage space beneath the lid.

[@quantumdiscoverynetwork9257]

I love my decked system as a woman they are easy to use and very strong. I have no canopy some dump runs are still a breeze 👍

[@kristenjones5527]

Love that drawer system!

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

It really is so awesome

[@jaquimarie2604]

I wouldn't show or say where you put the cameras. If these trespassers watch you, then they know where to find them. Obviously they are involved in dubious activities. They could be panning at your river or digging on your property.

[@hillsidefarm7355]

I'm sure the trespassers will appciate the fire wood you cut up for them.

[@lillywiggles8264]

Ever seen the lumberjack shows? The guys that have spiked shoes & straps around the trees? They practically Run up those trees! Just saying 😂

[@jeanettec6212]

Hey Kevin and Rachel, you may need to invest in the camera that puts out an alarm when shaken. Also one that is set up with your tv for you to monitor. It will come on and show you when someone makes movement on your tv. And you can see them. I wouldn’t talk about that area or tresspassers anymore on your channel. I would get them by surprise. I hope this helps

[@rhondaalbrecht]

The problem with that is that there is no cell service in the area of the property, so it wouldn't be able to transmit to their TV, and it's too far away. Great idea, though.

[@jeanettec6212]

@@rhondaalbrecht yeah I thought about that. He maybe needs to attach some kind of liquid non toxic paint that will spray when someone climbs up to get it! Lol. But he had to make sure he can retrieve it without it going off. The fact is, unless he goes down there to that property often people see a easy camp. Shame

[@mccwho]

You need to camp hidden there for a week and shoot your shotgun off into the ground to scare people when they show up. they will think twice before coming back. Another alternative is to setup a hidden spot for a local network, than connect all your cameras via the network. By doing that you will have a DVR at the network hub. So when they steal the cameras the video will be at your hub and not on the camera. You can build the hub using batteries and a waterproof enclosure all hidden either in an underground box or in a disguised location. but if your trying to catch people hell bent of stealing you really should dedicate some time to doing just that. I know its a PITA but at least you will catch them and word will spread in there circles. Biggest and cheapest action to can take. Just start going there everyday or even twice a day, just you showing up that often will be a deterrent and eventually they will find somewhere else to go. You could also plant poison ivy and thorn bushes everywhere, result lots of deer and no people, :-) Locust trees are not very fun to walk through, specially a forest of them!

[@jaysallinen3788]

You can use your phone camera to find IR cams. I use cable when strapping my cams to trees. 2x4 s with nails buried in the road works even an old garden hose with screws will keep people out.

[@LindaSmith-vq1br]

It makes me wonder what the thieves didn't want you to see.............. As for the deck system, I would suggest toilet paper or paper towels and a bucket or two. Neat product!

[@Wolverine1228d]

I use game cameras on my property, and I've had them stolen as well until I started using cables used for bicycle locks and chains to secure them to the trees. I haven't had one stolen since. Best of luck, I really enjoy your videos!

[@131dyana]

I am sorry about your cameras. All you can do is call the sheriff and report the theft. If the cameras were insured maybe you have the insurance company help you with the costs. God bless.

[@mongomay1]

Take pictures of your cameras serial numbers and engrave them with an identifying mark. Try using thin steel cable that cannot be cut with a knife.

[@idafisher8327]

I would not have cut that tree up until I had the truck there to load it. You just made their work easier for them. The thieves are subscribers do not post or even talk a about putting up cameras. We are living in evil times Kevin. No one needs to know all of your business.