| Post 3 made on Saturday October 25, 2014 at 16:42 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Yeah, check it out some night using a remote control.
I suggest putting a light up above the camera, with a PIR sensor. He'll know when the light comes on, won't he? Then again, if he's bent on terror, he'll just do it where the light, and the camera, won't be aimed.
You leave the rototiller out at night? Is it bone dry there so rust isn't a problem?
How about one of those wildlife cameras with motion detection? Would a cold moving rock turn those on, or does it have to be warm bodies. Rephrased, would a nighttime wildlife camera catch a cold-blooded beast like a gator?
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