Woody Pics - S40

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Terrific_tom
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Woody Pics - S40

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Got these pics over the weekend. Now I have to get something to set the camera closer to the water to get some real closeups.

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Those are some nice ones for sure. I hope to get mine out for the water loving birds soon too.
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bkieffer
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Very nice pics ! Looks like a great pond to work with. :awesome
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Nice woodies Tom . Take a 4 ft piece of perforated wall angle like used for hanging garage door from the ceilng just go out a couple feet deep or less and push it into the mud then bungee the cam about 6 inches off the water and sprinkle a little corn a foot or two in front of the cam. set it on forced flash.
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cnggack wrote:Nice woodies Tom . Take a 4 ft piece of perforated wall angle like used for hanging garage door from the ceilng just go out a couple feet deep or less and push it into the mud then bungee the cam about 6 inches off the water and sprinkle a little corn a foot or two in front of the cam. set it on forced flash.
Thanks for the tip Chuck. I will have to try it the next time I get up there.
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