Name: Mark Fuller (username is a reference to beaver and rat trapping back in middle and high school)
Age: 34
Location: Bemidji, MN
Current/Former Profession: Civil Engineer
Number of years in the hobby: 10-15 years in OTC cams/0 years in homebrews
Number and types of cameras: This will be telling as I'm new to this so don't hold it against me
-3 Covert MP8's
-3 Exodus Lift I's
-1 Exodus Lift II
-5 Spartan Cell cams (2@3g, 1@1st gen 4g, 2@2nd gen 4g)
-1 Covert HD40
-1 Covert Illuminator
Preferred Culinary Delight: I'm a fat guy, I eat it all!
Beverage of Choice: Bemidji Brewing (anything but the sours)
Favorite Chew: a habit I haven't yet taken up
Weapon of Choice: 270 A-bolt
Favorite Musician/Band: Eric Church
Favorite Movie/TV Show: Legends of the Fall
Favorite Actor/Actress:
Preferred Vehicle: GM truck
Favorite Breed of Dog: Lab
My favorite trail camera picture I've caught thus far:
Introduction!
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bigtrapper02
- Posts: 45
- Joined: Tue Nov 27, 2018 4:28 pm
Introduction!
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- westcocanuck2
- Posts: 2638
- Joined: Wed Oct 20, 2010 7:40 am
Re: Introduction!
Welcome to the forum Mark, make yourself at home and feel free to speak up.
These are fellow members and they are good, honest and helpful guys.
Ralph.......................http://rcdavisgamecamerasolutions.weebly.com/
John........................http://www.trailcamkits.com/
Gary........................http://www.snapshotsniper.com/
These are fellow members and they are good, honest and helpful guys.
Ralph.......................http://rcdavisgamecamerasolutions.weebly.com/
John........................http://www.trailcamkits.com/
Gary........................http://www.snapshotsniper.com/
To better appreciate an animal, you must first walk in its footsteps
- buckhuntertrailcam
- Posts: 1200
- Joined: Mon Jul 03, 2017 5:46 am
- Location: Australia
Re: Introduction!
Hello Mark, and a warm welcome from Australia. That first image has me scratching my head. Yes I do see the odd image of the deer in the background but can't work it out, l need help lol.
That other buck is a cracker, obviously a white flash. I was unaware that any manufacturing companies still made a white flash cam.
That other buck is a cracker, obviously a white flash. I was unaware that any manufacturing companies still made a white flash cam.
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bigtrapper02
- Posts: 45
- Joined: Tue Nov 27, 2018 4:28 pm
Re: Introduction!
Thanks!!!westcocanuck2 wrote:Welcome to the forum Mark, make yourself at home and feel free to speak up.
These are fellow members and they are good, honest and helpful guys.
Ralph.......................http://rcdavisgamecamerasolutions.weebly.com/
John........................http://www.trailcamkits.com/
Gary........................http://www.snapshotsniper.com/
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bigtrapper02
- Posts: 45
- Joined: Tue Nov 27, 2018 4:28 pm
Re: Introduction!
Good morning! There are actually a number in the US now that are making white flash again.....albeit with limited results. That buck in white flash is from a Covert Illuminator which has a small array of white LED's. It is not overly bright so many of the images are not crisp but it's better than nothing! The company called Boly/ScoutGuard also makes some white flash cams which have an incandescent bulb that is very bright.buckhuntertrailcam wrote:Hello Mark, and a warm welcome from Australia. That first image has me scratching my head. Yes I do see the odd image of the deer in the background but can't work it out, l need help lol.
That other buck is a cracker, obviously a white flash. I was unaware that any manufacturing companies still made a white flash cam.
The odd deer picture is a deer jumping at full speed that the camera's sensor sighted and caught at an absolutely perfect moment. I was amazed when I saw the height of the deer above the ground and how elongated the deer was!
You can tell why I want to get in to making my own with a point and shoot or an SLR!
I've attached a few white night photos from the 2 different cams. As an outdoorsman, it's great to see night color but as a photographer, you can see the limitations of the over the counter manufactured cam traps (we call them trail cams).
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- ghosthunters
- Posts: 3856
- Joined: Sat Feb 02, 2013 2:56 pm
- Location: Central Saskatchewan, Canada
Re: Introduction!
Welcome to the addiction Mark. A lot of great people and knowledge here.
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