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Podcast Description "To me, photography is the simultaneous recognition, in a fraction of a second, of the significance of an event. " - Henri Cartier-Bresson We talk a lot about what we can all do year round to give us Bow Hunters the greatest opportunity for success with big game in the fall. We workout, we shoot a lot of arrows, we tune our bow setup, and of course - we scout the areas we plan to hunt in the fall. Over the last several years, there has been tremendous technological advancements in the #1 tool to help you scout and understand the game in your area - the game or trail camera. What do I need to know about effectively using a game camera? What's the best direction to face a game camera? East? West?
What height should you set a game camera at?
What is better - flash or infared?
How do you match a camera (and price point) to the type of scouting you are doing?
What information can be obtained by "reading" a game camera photo?
How much memory do you need in your trail camera?
How do I secure my investment in a camera from possible theft?
What types of batteries should I use in my trail camera? BowCast is joined by Danny Baugher. Danny has focused the last 7 years of his life on utilizing game cameras effectively as a variable to bow hunting success. Danny has over 20,000 game photos in his library - all coming from game cameras that he has hung in his scouting efforts. Get answers to all of your questions around game cameras and learn how to effectively use this tool to find out where that big buck lives! Show Notes Stealth Cam http://www.stealthcam.net/
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