DSI Video Tip: Avoid Foggy Trail Cam Photos
Laura and her husband Jason did a lot of things right to make the Double Main buck hunt a success. … Continued
Laura and her husband Jason did a lot of things right to make the Double Main buck hunt a success. One element: proper trail camera placement.
Nothing mucks up a nighttime trail camera photo faster than fog. It tends to settle in the middle of food plots, ag fields, and the bottom of ravines and creek beds – just the kind of country Laura hunted. If you’re pulling night shots that look overexposed, or develop all white, fog is culprit. With ravine country, the only option is to move up to higher ground. Or, as Laura did, set up your cameras on the trails leading into the craggy ground. You’ll get less photos, but more information.
Check out previous episodes of DSI:
Introducing DSI: Deer Scene Investigation
DSI: A Spot-and-Stalk Whitetail Hunt
DSI: Evander, Tracy’s First Bow Buck
DSI Video Tip: The Worst Case Scenario
DSI Video Tip: Shoot Your Situation
DSI Video Tip: How to Triangulate Deer Location with Trail Cameras
DSI Video Tip: Three Season Camera Survey
