Trail camera

[kotrapper]

How does every one keep water out of your camera?

 

[captain71]

I never had any problem with water in cameras I have 5 wildgame cameras two moulrie's and one simmons I had the wild game for about 4 years and other 3 for about a year. I heard the seal dries out and cracks I havent had the problem.

 

[Dubya Gee]

Only time I ever had a problem with water was the one that got submerged in a flash flood at the base of a mountain. It was a goner. Never had any other water problems regardless of the weather.

 

[OldEarnhardtFan]

I just spray my seals with a little silicone and have never had a water problem.......

 

[kotrapper]

I can't keep the water out of mine go threw about 3 or 4 a year runs right out the bottom win I open them up and there on top of the ridges

 

[captain71]

I can't keep the water out of mine go threw about 3 or 4 a year runs right out the bottom win I open them up and there on top of the ridges

What brands are you using.

 

[1wildcatfan]

I can't keep the water out of mine go threw about 3 or 4 a year runs right out the bottom win I open them up and there on top of the ridges

you trying to get pics of big bass in a pond?

 

[kotrapper]

No not bass lol

 

[xbokilla]

Take them down. Only time water ever got in mine was a few years ago when I left them all winter. If snow and ice lays on them for days and weeks at a time it will find its way in. You can also take electrical tape and go around the opening.


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[kotrapper]

Can't get pics if you take them down

 

[xbokilla]

Can't get pics if you take them down

True. Where I hunt I just don't get a lot of pics of value right now so I'd rather not risk my cameras b/c it might be turkey season before I get a chance to check them.


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