Trespasser on camera

• Oct 4, 2016

• #1

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Parker04

New Member

I checked my trail cams last Saturday, and I was surprised to find a man walking in front of my camera with his bow. I am not sure what type of bow it is, but I think that its an Excaliber.

 

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• Oct 4, 2016

• #2

bdavisbdavis727

Senior Member

I know the feeling, I hunt near ATL on over 100 acres we OWN that backs up near a neighborhood, have seen 6 different people trespassing this year. People have no respect our property is clearly marked every 10-20 yards and these people think they can just walk into the woods behind there house and hunt. It is only going to get worse im afraid.

 

• Oct 4, 2016

• #3

habs00

Member

That is society today. More people don't want to work and ran things, but want all the perks and luxuries that come with.

 

• Oct 4, 2016

• #4

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NantucketShedHunter

Guest

Remove the camera as soon as possible. He will come back and steal it.

 

• Oct 4, 2016

• #5

mlbowfin

Senior Member

Dude has a monkey skull on his back! might be into voo-doo, watch out

 

• Oct 4, 2016

• #6

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Parker04

New Member

I had another picture of him leaving at about 8:30, but it was blurry.

 

• Oct 6, 2016

• #7

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SEGeorgia10mm

Member

I had a stand stolen off my property that is marked with signs. Didn't have a trail cam out so no pic. I think its someone the neighbor is letting hunt next door. I hate trespassers. I have ran a few off at gun point and have had the Sheriff carry one off in his car.

 

• Oct 6, 2016

• #8

OneCrazyGeek

Senior Member

Are there signs up? No Hunting/Trespassing?

 

• Oct 6, 2016

• #9

kmckinnie

BOT KILLER MODERATOR

Staff member

His face is camo painted.

 

• Oct 8, 2016

• #10

Worley

Senior Member

Paint

kmckinnie said:

His face is camo painted.

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Somebody gotta look like em movie stars on tv, at paint and the the buckolicous 1000 and G5 broadheads make em invincible...daggum

 

• Oct 10, 2016

• #11

bukhuntr

Senior Member

After saving for years I was finally able to purchase a small tract of land in Walton. Haven't caught or seen sign of anyone yet, but if I do I know it isn't going to end well. Property is very well marked. My neighbor has had problems in years past so I'm sure it's a matter of time.

 

• Oct 10, 2016

• #12

NCHillbilly

Administrator

Staff member

bukhuntr said:

After saving for years I was finally able to purchase a small tract of land in Walton. Haven't caught or seen sign of anyone yet, but if I do I know it isn't going to end well. Property is very well marked. My neighbor has had problems in years past so I'm sure it's a matter of time.

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It's always a problem. I bought a small tract about a year and a half ago. Last year, I pulled three snares off deer trails, and found a ladder stand and a pile of corn, and had some pics of a couple dudes. This year, I have not found any of that, but I had a trail camera stolen. It just goes with the territory.

 

• Oct 10, 2016

• #13

GAGE

GONetwork Member

Yesterday I was checking cams and thought one was stolen, but it turns out someone shot it. I found the t post it was mounted on with a big hole as well as pieces of the camera, battery and strap.

 

• Oct 10, 2016

• #14

kmckinnie

BOT KILLER MODERATOR

Staff member

GAGE said:

Yesterday I was checking cams and thought one was stolen, but it turns out someone shot it. I found the t post it was mounted on with a big hole as well as pieces of the camera, battery and strap.

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Could u find the chip ?

 

• Oct 10, 2016

• #15

GAGE

GONetwork Member

kmckinnie said:

Could u find the chip ?

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No, only small pieces of plastic and battery. The mangled straps where behind the T post, and I assume what was left of the camera was thrown in the woods.