Adam Pisoni has hunted deer and turkeys in Teller County for years. Yet, he always suspected that he wasn’t the only hunter in this particular area. Pisoni’s trail-cam captured these images earlier this year at his favorite hunting spot. Sure enough, it looks like he has a little competition from the local residents. Thanks Adam for sending us these great shots.
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Very Cool! Thanks for sharing, Might be a dumb question, but do people put up trail cams on public land?
Dan, I’m glad you enjoyed the photos. People often use trail-cams on public land. However, you are always running the risk of someone else finding them and stealing them. If you hide them well and mount them in a remote location, you are probably just fine. They are certainly a great tool for scouting. Thanks again, and good luck to you on your upcoming hunts.