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Somebody just posted a couple days ago they wanted to buy one, just can't remember who it was.

Awesome pics Tj.

You have some variety of animals coming in, nice pics.

Nice pics, thanks for sharing.

Awesome shooting by your boys, somebody has taught them well.

Great video, looks like it was a nice day. I cant get walk to get the mail without working up a sweat here in Az.

I'm gonna take a wild guess at 5-7 pounds. I do have a nice piece of steel that is perfect for a pivoting base. I don't know where it came from, but it is going to be really cool to make a box based on it. That will be in DIY Security Box II at some point in the near future. I'll probably use it for my Covert II, or Moultrie M-80. I've been testing the Covert II, Moultrie-80 and the DLC Covert CA 3.0. Overall, I like the DLCs a little better than the Moultrie based on their triggering distance and speed, but the Moultrie has one awesome feature that the DLCs don't have, which is the "plot-watcher" feature, where it doesn't rely on triggering, it just takes pictures at set intervals (seconds) and using the software provided, and you get a movie clip of the action. This is really good for watching a large area like a field or distant wallow, where the animals might not be within triggering range of the PIR. To be honest, I don't know what you mean by "house 12 volt alarm backup battery for my cameras". I bought some pricey lithium batteries for my Covet II and left it for a very long time in unit 24A. It literally took thousands of pictures filling a huge card more than once, and when I hook it up now, it still shows a full charge, probably 18 months later and 4K+ pictures of cows eating my salt. Most of the newer cameras from pretty much all manufacturers are extremelty efficient when it comes to battery life. I stay away from anyting C or D cell. I think that's a tip-off that they are using old, inefficient electrronics. +1 on the Lithium batteries. I use them in my coverts and still have full battery after 3000 pics.

Very nice pics, that coues still packin in late may.

Good Luck Coach, hope you guys do well in the tourney.

Depends on your area, i've experienced some deer not touching corn and taking the salt and in another area taking the corn and not the salt. It all depends start now and find out what works best for you in your area and fling some arrows in August. Good luck.

Staying in town. They say the 4th of July is the most dangerous on the roads, stay safe everyone.

I saw that plume of smoke while at work in scottsdale and it caused a power glitch at our cooling plant and killed it.

nice pics, now go shoot that coyote!

Crazy!!

Prayers sent, hope all is well and everyone is safe.

Even if it wasn't, I would be scared to do any shooting with how dry it is out there.

Congrats on your lion, hope to get one someday! Nice pics

SPF to Yotebuster.

Sure is a beautiful looking animal, Congrats on a nice mount too!

Very nice buck, and great job on the mount.

Very nice!

It doesnt matter if its illegal in the cities they will still light them. I have a lot of young kids on my street lighting them and I have yet to see a cop in the neighborhood trying to enforce the law on fireworks.

Nice pics, I would like to see that bear during open season.

Nice pics, cant wait till I can go check my cams.

Im in. Its a great banquet for those who haven't attended before.