Set for what ever ?

[bkieffer]

I have had my eye on this dozier pile at the edge of a hay field for some time . As I went by going bow hunting I noticed a Fox hanging around & on closer inspection there is something living in there ? This is a good set to try out my new Yongnuo YN622C-TX wireless ETTL transmitter also my lucky duck trap bait that you see hanging in the brush pile . The next two pics are flash right & flash left , then the camera with a flash box with only the TX transmitter in it .
I could put the transmitter in the camera case on the cam shoe but I would have to use manual focus because of no way to get the TX's lazier grid out of the case for auto focus .

[co_bowhunter]

Is this private land? It sends shivers up my spine to see expensive equipment that isn't locked to a tree.

[bkieffer]

Is this private land? It sends shivers up my spine to see expensive equipment that isn't locked to a tree.

Yes private land , I do 99 % of my cam traps here One drive in sounded on two sides by river . I have never locked a camera & never went on public ground .

[co_bowhunter]

That's what I thought. Just curious. Great setup! I like the idea of using a brush pile with your trap bait caller. I left a few of these callers in the woods and now I'm trying to remember where I put them.

[johnnydeerhunter]

Looks like a great set-up Bob, can't wait to see the results.

[tiger hunter]

neat set-up...! I might try my flashes in aluminum tubes that I can make 'elephant proof'...look forward to some pics from this set...!