Help needed - suggestions for a camera thief

Yup... and he also has claimed an area just off E6 as well to, posted signs as well. Checked the leased land portion of Marborough Forrest Management Plan and that area is not leased. One lease off E4 that covers 3 parcels where I grouse hunt.He has been there a long time, and my FIL (North Gower) says he had problems with him 10 years ago as well.

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Originally Posted by greatwhite

The fella down the Paden road?

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Yeah I was told about him, he make calls to the Police on a daily basis.

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Originally Posted by line052

Yup... and he also has claimed an area just off E6 as well to, posted signs as well. Checked the leased land portion of Marborough Forrest Management Plan and that area is not leased. One lease off E4 that covers 3 parcels where I grouse hunt.He has been there a long time, and my FIL (North Gower) says he had problems with him 10 years ago as well.

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SORRY BUD......................you will catch him if I know you.................PM me which site was it??????????

Spypoint Tiny 7 on sale at BP right now for 180. It has the camera unit and a black box you keep 200 ft away that records the images. They might keep the camera but you would get an image recorded of the act.

I have one for a ridge watch I have so I can leave it alone. haven't set it up yet though. Good luck.

I would also suggest putting the cameras high up angle down to make them difficult to see and hopefully catch them looking up at them.

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Originally Posted by mdiddi

spypoint tiny 7 on sale at bp right now for 180. It has the camera unit and a black box you keep 200 ft away that records the images. They might keep the camera but you would get an image recorded of the act.

I have one for a ridge watch i have so i can leave it alone. Haven't set it up yet though. Good luck.

I would also suggest putting the cameras high up angle down to make them difficult to see and hopefully catch them looking up at them.

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thanks just got off the phone wiyh spypoint

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Originally Posted by Bushmoose

I'm pretty sure this incident would not qualify for those charges? Theft? Vandalism? yes, but since Sk33t3r was'nt actually on site and hunting at the time?

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I'm OLD SCHOOL I WILL TRY THE LEGAL WAY

BUT

I will get a face and a licence plate to put the identity and the face together.

if they have a cottage around there and they laugh at me then I will let the bears get even with them.

ever see what a bear will do to a cottage!

Spy point with the black box. Put real good batteries in it though as it uses them a little quicker. You can put the black box in a hole and cover with leaves or in a stump or where ever you think it will be safe. Set up some dummy cameras to lure them to hang around for some good pictures.

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Originally Posted by SK33T3R

HELLO GUYS

I need some suggestions I have had a bear barrel taken. It was replaced. we hung a camera in a steel box with a cable lock. The tree was cut down with an axe. camera, box, solar panel and the entire tree is gone. the 2 bear sprayers were removed and smashed to bits and left for us to see. then they pounded on the barrel with an axe trying to get the lock off. the only consolation I have - their axe is pooched. There is a monster bear there so I don't want to give in. I'm on crown land miles from the nearest building. there is no cellular service there. I'm willing to buy another couple cameras because I will catch these anti-hunters and payback is a .

any suggestions on a camera that will work. I will monitor the parking spot and the baitsite. I want a licence plate and a face to go with it.. I will find them!

these people/person left stuff behind and I know they will be back ... it will be priceless to see their faces when they see me!

thanks in advance guys Skeeter

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I suggest you report the mischief to private property to the nearest police detachment,get an incident/occurrence number and report to the MNR office the incident and quote the police report number.
Being old school is fine but will get you nothing with this type of character.

The evidence you get from any camera will have to be handed over to the police in any eventuality if you hope for charges and or compensation.If you have decided to handle this yourself dont be suprised if the bad guy calls the police and you end up in cuffs.

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Originally Posted by Gilroy

I suggest you report the mischief to private property to the nearest police detachment,get an incident/occurrence number and report to the MNR office the incident and quote the police report number.
Being old school is fine but will get you nothing with this type of character.

The evidence you get from any camera will have to be handed over to the police in any eventuality if you hope for charges and or compensation.If you have decided to handle this yourself dont be suprised if the bad guy calls the police and you end up in cuffs.

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cuffs me in cuffs! the real threat is when I get out and the cuffs are off! When dealing with someone as ignorant as those people that did this. if someone unprovoked punches me in the mouth there will be a lot more blood before it's over. I might even lose but they will know they've been in a battle! and over what - a camera?

it's goes deeper then just a camera. If they're stupid enough to come back a third time then they really are stupid. The lesson they'll get will be remembered for a long time! and it might help them make smarter decisions in the future!

Put a fake camera up and hide your real on high in the tree pointing at the fake camera. Bing you will have him red handed