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Find e-books using OneSearch on the library home page.

Narrow your results to e-books using the sidebar.

Look for the links that say online access.

From the item record, select the full-text available link. If you are off campus, you'll be asked to sign in with your CSUN ID.

The Oviatt's e-book collection is on different platforms, so the interface is going to look a little

different and have different options depending on which one you are on.

You may need to look for links or buttons that say "full-text" or "read" to get to the book.

Google Books is also a great option for accessing books online. You can find it at books.google.com.

If you don't have a particular title in mind, you can use it to search for your topic.

Even if you can only get a preview of a book, it's still handy for looking at its table of contents or index to see if a book has

what you need before going all the way to the library to get it.

You can also do a search inside the book to see if it has the information you're looking for.

Click on About This Book, and you'll find reviews, related books, bibliographic information and more.

Look for Find in a Library, and you'll be connected to WorldCat, a worldwide catalog that lets you see if the book is available here

at CSUN, or at a nearby library.

Despite its name, you can use Google Books to search magazines, too.

From your results page, click on tools. Select "magazines" from the document options pulldown menu.

You can further refine your search by clicking on settings and selecting the advanced search menu

If you need any help accessing e-books or other electronic sources, don't hesitate to ask a librarian.

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What is the Best Deer Bait For Trail Cameras - Duration: 2:02.

Let's talk about what the best bait is for your trail camera. There's a lot

of good stuff out there on the market attractant wise that you can put out.

Regardless what you decide to put out in front of your camera or what's

worked for you in the past the location is really everything.

If I'm gonna put some bait out ideally you want to put it in a spot that the deer

already want to be there anyway. Whether it be a trail coming to and from

a food plot or a good travel corridor from a food source to a bedding area

you know those are there is that you already know the deer are gonna be using

the area anyway so if you put some bait out you're basically just encouraging

them to stop so you can get the picture taken and I mean let's face it we're

all wanting pictures of bucks not slick heads if you really want to get the

best pictures over your bait regardless of what you decide you want to use you

want to put it in a spot that the deer already want to be at you know something

we've had a lot of good luck with last couple years is this chestnut magic it's

a really simple blend of ground and whole chestnuts and rice bran and it

works great especially in a spot like we've got here where we've got a food

plot with peas and beans at the deer using really hard and we're just in a

roadway that connects to this food source so the deer gonna be coming from

the bedding area and there's a creek right here they're going to be coming

through here they walk right down this road every day and so what we're using

it for is just something to encourage them to stop and get a good still

picture taken of them right here and we already know that Bucks use this

bedding area over here during the warm season so this is just a perfect area to

put our bait out. What you use for bait is really relative to where you are in

the country and what's worked for you in the past but just remember that location

is really everything regardless of what you decide to use for bait

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Trail Camera Tips - Duration: 11:28.

Hey guys this is Austin Delano with Mossy Oak. Today we're gonna go over some trail-cam tips

to help you get better pictures from you game cameras.

Trail camera basics

there's some easy things you can do to help your camera pictures turn out

better to get the best pictures possible.

One thing you want to do is try to keep

your game cameras facing north it's a pretty simple tip but a lot of times you

see a lot of cameras facing due east or due west and you catching way too much

sunlight one way or the other and it washes the picture out so try to keep

your camera's pointing north that'll cut down on a lot of washed out

pictures and also false triggers when there's nothing there.

Some of the other things are making sure you've got a clear background behind your picture

where you intend for the game to be in front of your camera that's gonna make a

big difference on being able to distinguish what kind of deer are there

Another thing is that you want to make sure to use high quality batteries.

You don't want a bunch of cheap batteries that might explode inside of your four

or five hundred dollar game camera sounds like a simple tip but it happens

a lot so use good high quality batteries same thing with memory cards the cheap

SD sometimes the picture doesn't right onto the card very well so use the high

quality cards and they write fast so if you're looking for the best trail camera

for you in your situation you can always go online just look up trail cam reviews

where you can find out you know all the different information on the different

kinds of cameras are are and what's going to fit your situation the best

so some of the basics on how to set up a trail camera you know today's cameras

have got a ton of options on there that you can set them up specific to the

situation that you're putting your camera in front of some of the simple

things to get good deer pictures on your trail camera you're putting your camera

over bait whether it be corn or a mineral lick or whatever you might be

using you want to turn your picture frequency and sensitivity down and what

that's going to do is keep them from getting too many pictures of the same

deer and just using up a lot of battery on the same deer over and over and on

the flipside if you're just using your camera over a scrape or a trail or

maybe the opening of a food plot you want to turn your picture frequency up

and also turn the sensitivity on your camera so that you catch everything that

moves through there because you're not betting on them coming to one spot

because of bait you're trying to catch them moving through

we want to talk a little bit about trail camera placement and where you're gonna

be setting up your camera for the best pictures.

I like to have a trail camera strategy making sure you've got an idea where the deer are

gonna be traveling and picking out the best tree or making a tree out of a

tee post or something similar to that so that you've got the perfect place to

mount the camera to get ideal pictures of your deer on the game camera.

One of the things we've got set up right here is we've got a trail coming but we don't

have an ideal tree because it's leaning really bad so what we're gonna do is use

a mount that allows us to get the camera at the right angle so that we get the

best pictures from our trail camera

Some of the best places to hang your trail cameras a lot of times there's not a

tree there you have to improvise a little bit but you want to pay attention

to a spot like we've got right here where you've got a creek crossing you've

got a food source pretty close by and you can tell if they're traveling to and

from those areas you can get a camera mounted it's going to catch not only

them traveling - from the food source we're coming in out of the water whether

you've got a creek crossing or a mineral site right by a creek crossing.

Some of those are some of the best places for candid pictures where you're not just

got a picture of a deer with its facing a pile of corn but you're just getting

real-life movement of deer crossing going to and from bedding, food, water, and cover.

So we're gonna talk a little bit about some game camera mounting tips one

thing I think that gets overlooked is is the height that people mount their trail cameras.

I see a lot of them that get mounted two and three feet off the ground

which sometimes limits your field of view with your cameras I kind of like

to mount mine up at least head high if not a little bit higher and

what that allows you do is get the camera up off the ground and angle it down a

little bit so that you're getting a lot wider field of view so that your camera

can pick up a lot more movement from the wider area

so usually most cameras are going to shoot their best pictures daytime at

nighttime somewhere between 10 to 20 feet

now when you uses something like this mineral rock we've got here or a bait

site you already know where you're gonna have the deer crossing or moving so you

want to make sure your camera is placed at a good distance to get the best

pictures possible you've got the camera too close to the bait site or the

mineral whatever you got put out some of your nighttime pictures to get really

blown out because that flash is too close to the animal so you want to make

sure your distance is 10 to 20 feet you know the flash range for most cameras is

gonna work best in that 10 15 20 25 feet area rather than it being way too far

out and your flash not being able to pick up the target animal out there

So a lot of guys want to know where to place their trail camera to get some

really good game camera pictures. In this situation it's late summer they're still

using warm season food plots like beans and peas really well so

anytime you can find some trails with travel corridors coming from bedding to

those food sources those are really good places to get velvet pictures of your

bucks and does that have got fawns traveling to from that food source.

So what we've got here isn't a soybean field that the deer using really heavily

we sleep browse all up and down this tree line but there's really no good

trees on this tree line to mount a camera on.

So what we're gonna do is just cut a little hole out of this cedar tree and we'll put the camera tuck-in back

here and then we'll use these branches that we cut to kind of weave back in

around the camera kind of camouflage it and that'll keep any

trespassers that might come through from being able to see it and also just keep

it out of the deer's face.

A really good tip to use when you're trying to hide your camera is to

use the brush that you just cut from the tree, bush, or whatever you've used

and use them to camouflage the camera back in a little bit.

Once you've got the limbs cut out of the field of view of the lens and this

will just help blend it right back in like it was before you cut

and but you're still going to have a nice opening there to have a clear

field of view for your camera

how you hide your trail camera is not just for people but deer sometimes

are a little bit spooked when the camera is right in their face.

So if you can get it mounted up just a little bit higher where it's

pointing down at its angle you're gonna get a better field of view

and it's a lot less likely for people to see it

that looks pretty good right there.

One of the questions we get asked a lot is how often should I check my trail camera.

It's kind of relative to each situation being a little bit different

but situation like this where we've got a row crop field you know it's not going

to hurt to go in there and check your camera every couple weeks but there is

some places like if you're putting the camera up close to a bedding area or

right next to a food source that's tucked back in the woods where they may

be using some of the surrounding cover around it pretty regularly you don't

want to be going in there every three days to check your camera that's one

really nice thing about these newer cameras that have cell capability and

can send you the pictures either through email or through text messaging is that

you don't have to be there to check your camera and you're not walking into woods

or walking past their bedding area and spooking them by checking your camera

even if it's every couple of weeks so kind of the location your camera has a

lot to do with how how often you should check it and you know your deer better

than anybody so you can kind of gauge what that needs to be for your property

but it's hard not to want to check them every day because you're always

wondering what's on there but you're not going to help yourself out by checking

your camera every couple of days and you're leaving a lot of scent behind and

just kind of educating the deer to your travel pattern and how you come in and out of the woods.

The cell capable cameras work really good especially if you live a long way from

your farm and you can't get up there to check it on a regular basis

their worth the money to be able to have a camera that's always sending you

pictures and you can kind of keep up with what's going on while you're not there.

Let's talk about what the best bait is for your trail camera. There's a lot

of good stuff out there on the market attractant wise that you can put out

but regardless what you decide to put out in front of your camera and what's

worked for you in the past location is really everything.

If I'm gonna put some bait out ideally you want to put it in a spot that the deer

already wanted to be there anyway whether it be a trail coming to and from

a food plot or a good travel corridor from a food source to a bedding area

those are there is that you already know that you're gonna be using the area

anyway so if you put some bait out you're basically just encouraging them

to stop so you can get their picture taken and I mean let's face it we're

we're all one pictures of bucks not slick heads. If you really want to get the best

pictures over your bait regardless of what you decide you want to use you want

to put it in a spot that the deer already want to be at you know something

we've had a lot of good luck with last couple years is this chestnut magic it's

a really simple blend of ground and whole chestnuts and rice bran and it

works great especially in a spot like we've got here where we've got a food

plot with peas and beans that the deer are using really hard and we're just in

a roadway that connects to this food source so the deer are going to be

coming from the bedding area and there's a creek right here they're going to be

coming through here they walk right down this road every day and so what we're

using it for is just something to encourage them to stop and get a good

still picture taken of them right here and we already know that Bucks use this

bedding area over here during the warm season so this is just a perfect area to

put our bait out what you use for bait is really relative to where you are in

the country and what's worked for you in the past but just remember that location

is really everything regardless of what you decide to use for bait

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Game Camera Mounting Tips - Duration: 1:41.

So we're gonna talk a little bit about some game camera mounting tips.

One thing I think that gets overlooked is the height that people mount their trail cameras.

I see a lot of them to get mounted two and three feet off the

ground which sometimes limits your field of view with your cameras.

I kind of like to mount mine up at least head high if not a little bit higher.

What that allows you to do is get the camera up off the ground and angle it down a little

bit so that you're getting a lot wider field of view so your camera can pick

up a lot more movement from a wider area.

So usually most cameras going to shoot

their best pictures daytime at nighttime somewhere between 10 to 20 feet.

now when you uses something like this mineral rock we've got here or a bait

site you already know where you're gonna have the deer crossing or moving so you

want to make sure your camera is placed at a good distance to get the best

pictures possible. If you've got the camera too close to the bait site or the mineral

whatever you got put out some of your nighttime pictures to get really blown

out because that flash is too close to the animal. So you want to make sure your

distance is 10 to 20 feet you know the flash range for most cameras is gonna

work best in that 10 15 20 25 feet area rather than it being way too far out and

your flash not being able to pick up the target animal out there.

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Antifa Sees "Bikers for Trump" Arrive, Enraged By What They Quietly Began to Do | Top Stories Today - Duration: 3:16.

The blatant exaggeration of the liberal media

has left a sour taste in the mouths of many Trump supporters around the country.

When the President planned a rally in Phoenix, Arizona a group of bikers knew what they had

to do.

A group called Bikers for Trump Arizona got together on Facebook and decided that they

were going to do everything possible to ensure that people could go to the rally unharmed.

Due to previously viewed videos of Antifa, the bikers knew it would be an uphill battle

as they held their peaceful composure against the violent protesters.

Before they went in and started protecting attendees, they decided to gather in a circle

and pray for the safety of all the bikers involved.

This likely infuriated the Left even further.

The people involved in the Bikers for Trump Arizona group established group rules before

they went into the rally.

Ground rules seem to be a foreign concept to groups like Antifa, as evidenced by their

typical behavior.

Bikers for Trump Arizona's Facebook post reads, "Our support of President Trump and

American values should always be reflected by our actions and conducts."

They appear to pass a more wholesome, and truthful image of Trump supporters, despite

the fact that is will likely be ignored by the mainstream media.

In the post, the group stated: "If you are an Arizona member, please be mindful of our

policy of integrity, we do not incite or instigate violence, disrespect other groups, or discriminate

against others ever."

Their main goal was to make sure that families attending the Trump rally could do so without

being harassed by groups like Antifa.

In the past, people have been pepper sprayed, beaten, and left on the ground with serious

injuries after Antifa finished acting out their terroristic behavior.

The prayer was important, not just for the bikers, but for every proud American who watched

it occur.

The purpose of their prayer was to ask for protection for everyone in attendance–even

anti-Trump protesters.

The post ended with them stating that they wish that everyone gets to make it home to

their families at the end of the day.

There is a reason that the Left hates this type of behavior so much.

The simplest way to explain it is it goes against their narrative.

These people have it in their minds that Trump supporters are savages who have no regard

for human life.

Ironically, they have proven that they are the very thing they swear to hate.

When they see a group of burly bikers praying, the display of peace and faith must be startling

to Leftists.

What they are seeing contradicts everything they preach about on a daily basis.

Another reason that praying may have upset them is that most Liberals do not like the

concept of prayer and God.

While Christians look to God as comfort, the "Alt-Left" sees God as a barrier.

If they tried to have a conversation with a Christian instead of threatening to beat

them or murder them, the Left might find out that there is much more than meets the eye.

It is an admirable thing that Bikers for Trump Arizona did for the supporters earlier this

week.

If there are more examples like this in the media in the future, progressives will have

no choice but to change their narrative and address this situation head-on.

what do you think about this?

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What is E-Liquid? - Duration: 1:25.

What is E-Liquid?

Let me explain

e-liquid is made up of four basic ingredients

Propylene Glycol (PG)

Vegetable Glycerin (VG)

Natural and Artificial flavorings

And sometimes, Nicotine.

Combining these ingredients together, we can create e-liquid

e-liquid comes in thousands of different flavors

even in different PG and VG ratios

PG typically affects the flavor of the e-liquid

while VG effects the cloud production of the vapor when exhaled

while there maybe thousands of different kinds of e-liquid, that suit different needs

they all still share those four common ingredients

so how does e-liquid become a vapor?

That's simple.

E-liquid is placed inside a vape device such as a tank

The user will then use the vape device to heat up the e-liquid

once heated up, this produces the vapor that the user can then inhale

As you can see, e-liquid is pretty simple.

If you would like to learn more, please check out vaping360.com!

Thanks for watching.

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How Often Should I Check My Trail Camera - Duration: 1:59.

One of the questions we get asked a lot is how often should I check my trail

cameras and it's kind of relative to each situation being a little bit different.

In a situation like this where we've got a row crop field it's not going

to hurt to go in there and check your camera every couple of weeks.

There are some places like if you're putting the camera up close to a bedding area or

right next to a food source that's tucked back in the woods where they may

be using some of the surrounding cover around it pretty regularly you don't

want to be going in there every three days to check your camera. That's one

really nice thing about these newer cameras that have cell capability and

can send you the picture is either through email or through text messaging

is that you don't have to be there to check your camera and you're not walking

into the woods or walking past their bedding area and spooking them by

checking your camera even if it's every couple of weeks. The location

of your camera has a lot to do with how how often you should check it and you

know your deer better than anybody so you can kind of gauge what that needs to be

for your property. It's hard not to want to check them every day because

you're always wondering what's on there but you're not going to help yourself

out by checking your camera every couple of days and you're leaving a lot of

scent behind and just kind of educating the deer to your your travel pattern and

how you come in out of the woods. The cell capable cameras work really good

especially if you live a long way so we farm and you can't get up there to check

it on regular basis their work the money to be able to have a camera that's

always sending you pictures and you can kind of keep up with what's going on

while you're not there

For more infomation >> How Often Should I Check My Trail Camera - Duration: 1:59.

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Using a Trail Camera Basics - Duration: 1:40.

For trail camera basics there's some easy things you can do to help your camera

pictures turn out better to get the best pictures possible. One thing you want to

do is try to keep your game cameras facing north it's a pretty simple tip

but a lot of times you see a lot of cameras facing due east or due west and

you catching way too much sunlight one way or the other and it washes the

picture out. So try to keep your camera's pointing north

that'll cut down on a lot of washed out pictures and also false triggers when

there's nothing there.

Some of the other things are making sure you've got a

clear background behind your picture where you intend for the game to be in

front of your camera. That's gonna make a big difference on being able to

distinguish what kind of deer are there. Another thing you want to make sure

you're using high quality batteries. You don't want a bunch of cheap

batteries that might explode inside of your four or five hundred dollar game

camera sounds like a simple tip but it happens a lot. So use good high quality

batteries. Same thing with memory cards the cheap SD sometimes the picture

doesn't right onto the card very well so use the high quality cards and they

write fast. So if you're looking for the best trail camera for you in your

situation you can always go online just look up trail camera reviews where you can

find out you know all the different information on the different kinds of

cameras are are and what's going to fit your situation the best.

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10 FUNNY MINECRAFT SKINS! - Top Minecraft Skins - Duration: 10:11.

Hey there!

What's going on guys!

I hope you are having a great day! One of channel's biggest series and some of my most viewed

videos have featured Minecraft skins.

I haven't made Top Minecraft Skins videos on my channel consistently

for a while.

I know a lot of you did subscribe for those so I'm sorry about that.

I think I've found a way to make those videos interesting for myself again.

So here is another 10 Funny Minecraft Skins video for you guys.

I created a video similar to this a couple weeks ago and the a lot

of people enjoyed.

So I hope you enjoy this one too!

That's enough of me talking...

Let's get started...

*Music*

To start off today, I have a skin named Derpy Bulky Baby.

Now, baby type or diaper type or underwear type skins are just popular type skins in general.

The drooling on skins is realtively popular as well.

I don't know, the skin isn't really shaded too well.

But I think that may just make it funnier.

I think that shading wouldn't really help this skin too much.

It just overall adds to the derpiness of the skin

in general.

So yeah, that is derpy bulky baby with his yellow diaper and drooling mouth.

The next skin is just called Breh.

I guess that the name fits the skin, of course.

With some blue shorts as the only thing this guy is wearing, it just matches the face of

the skin and definitely the facial expression.

I may even dare to call those Jorts.

Ya know' jean shorts.

I actually think the skin is shaded nicely.

The outlines of the body parts is pretty much ideal in making

the skin what it is.

This skin very much so relates to it's name.

It is just simply...

Breh.

We've already seen a baby skin in this video.

In the last Funny Minecraft Skins video that I created for my channel, I'm pretty sure

there was a baby type skin or two on there too.

This skin here is, I think unintentionally, a realistic baby.

The colors of this skin, the shading of the skin, the pacifier in the baby's mouth...

it all makes the baby look pretty realistic.

A bit of a different take on the baby type Minecraft skin, for sure.

But the skin really is funny to me.

The skin was made 4 years ago but it's still getting a laugh out of me.

This skin is called an Undercover Watermelon.

Now I'm not sure if this skin was intended to be funny or not.

Well, actually, I guess it is.

I mean, the concept of an undercover watermelon is probably just meant

to be a silly thing.

But anyways, the point I was going to make is that the smile of this guy is just fantastic.

Oh, and the eyes.

Well, the whole face is funny I think.

He does look really happy.

Even if he is undercover hiding behind a mask or something.

Oh, and I like the suspenders.

The suspenders are a great fashion choice in my opinion.

So I mean, I guess it is intended to be funny.

Yeah.

The Undercover Watermelon.

The next skin is sort of a classic.

As of writing this script, this skin on Planet Minecraft has over 1,100 downloads.. which

is a pretty fair amount.

It also has recieved 47 diamonds on Planet Minecraft.

Some of you may have seen this skin before.

Like I said, it is fairly popular.

This muscular guy has made his mark on Minecraft.

And let's be honest..

The skin looks great.

It really is hilarious.

Truly a classic for sure.

Muscle boy is looking great.

Oh, also his face is hilarious.

I mean, the expression that is on the face just looks too funny to me.

It's just fantastic.

I love the way the face looks.

Especially with him being muscle man.

It's just great.

This is The Ooze.

I mentioned that the realistic baby and the Muscle Boy are realitively old skins.

Both of those were about 4 years old.

This guy, The Ooze, is 5 years old.

Created by a Super Mod on Planet Minecraft, Jackie1st, this skin really has been around

for a while but it hasn't gotten the views or respect it deserves in my opinion.

The comments mentioned it being creepy.

I mean, I can see where they're coming from with that...

But I still think it's funny.

I mean look a thos eyes.

Look at that mouth.

It's just funny to me.

I don't know.

Creepy.

Funny.

You choose but I'm calling it funny.

I think it's funny.

It's definitely funny.

C'mon.

It's funny.

Next up, I have a Captain Underpants skin.

The fact that Captain Underpants is still a relevant thing is amazing to me.

Captain Underpants books were popular when I was

young.

I can't believe it's still around.

It actually makes me kind of happy.

Keep on keeping on Captain!

The skin really in a sense is similar to those baby type skins.

I mean, the baby skins or those derpy type skins are usually just wearing underwear or

diapers.

But I mean, this one has a cape.

So cleary it's Captain Underpants.

The cape makes a big difference.

Plus I mean, come on, a Captain Underpants skin is just awesome.

It's truly fantastic.

I'm so happy to see Captain Underpants still releveant.

That's amazing to me.

We've all seen those old man skins.

They're all balding.

They all have an unbelievable fashion sense with suspenders.

Well, this is one of those guys.

But..

This guy is, well, blocky.

First of all, before even getting into the details of the skin...

I love this type of skin.

The blocky type design is, for whatever reason, something that I really

like.

It's a cool shading style.

Anyways, look a this guy.

That funny looking mouth.

That balding head.

This guy just screams dad to me.

This guy definitely is a dad.

Maybe not a dad to a child.

His kids have probably grown up at this point.. but he's a dad for sure.

Right?

I mean, c'mon.. he's a dad for sure.

Look at him, he's a dad.

He's gotta be a dad.

Okay, another one that you may go ahead and call creepy but no..

This is definitely funny.

The colors, the mouth, the eyes.

It's funny.

Come on.

I actually really like the colors on this skin.

Well, specifically just that color of green or whatever you want to call that.

I takes up the whole skin so you know what color I mean.

I don't know, I just really like that color.

This guy is called a derpy monster.

The tags describe it as a monster, fish, and alien.

So this guy is a fish alien monster I guess.

I mean, funny enough for me.

Plus look at that mouth... and those eyes.

Yeah, it's funny.

Actually, now that look at it... I can definitely see a fish in there.

I didn't see that when I was actually recording the video.

But yeah, there's a fish there.

I think the biggest question is whether or not it's wearing lip stick...

Is it wearing lip stick?

Or are those just the normal lips?

I don't know.

Oh, that's just Jerry.

Yeah, that's the name of this skin.

Although, the URL to this skin calls it Oh, That's Just Jeffery.

So I guess the name changed.

I don't know.

But regardless of the name...

This is just a weird, derpy, funny skin that I wanted to share with you guys.

In fact, while collecting skins for this video, and future videos,

this was the first one that I added.

The tags describe this skin as a weird, derpy, bald, experiemental skin named Jeffery who

is wearing a diaper or underwear, to use while you PvP.

So yeah, take that for what you will.

But this is Jerry.

or Jeffery.

One of those names. Whoever he is he's funny looking. That's for sure.

I didn't mean to insult Jerry, or Jeffery, whatever his name is by the way.

That was mean.

That was mean.

I'm sorry.

So that's gonna do it for this one guys!

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How to Set Up Trail Cameras - Duration: 1:08.

Some of the basics on how to set up a trail camera...today's cameras

have got a ton of options on there that you can set them up specific to the

situation that you're putting your camera in front of. Some of the simple

things to get with deer pictures on your trail camera...If you're putting your camera

over bait whether it be corn or a mineral lick or whatever you might be

using you want to turn your picture frequency and sensitivity down.

What that's going to do is keep it from getting too many pictures of the same

deer and just using up a lot of battery on the same deer over and over.

On the flipside if you're just using your camera over a scrape or a trail or

maybe the opening of a food plot you want to turn your picture frequency up

and also turn the sensitivity on your camera up so that you catch everything that

moves through there because you're not betting on them coming to one spot

because the bait you're trying to catch them moving through

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Where to Mount a Trail Camera - Duration: 2:44.

A lot of guys want to know where to place their trail camera to get some

really good game camera pictures. In this situation it's late summer the deer are still

using warm season food plots like beans and peas really well so

anytime you can find some trails or travel corridors coming from bedding to

those food sources those are really good places to get velvet pictures of

your bucks and does that have got fawns traveling to from that food source.

What we've got here is a soybean field that the deer are using really heavily

we see browse all up and down this tree line but there's really no good

trees on this tree line to mount a camera on.

So what we're gonna do is just

cut a little hole out of this cedar tree and we'll put the camera tuck-in back

here and then we'll use these branches that we cut to kind of weave back in

around the camera kind of camouflage it and that'll keep any

trespassers that might come through from being able to see it and also just keep

it out of the deers face.

So a really good tip to use when you're trying to hide your camera is to

use the brush that you just cut from the tree or whatever you've used

and kind of use them to camouflage the camera back in a little bit once

you've got the limbs cut out of the field of view of the lens and this will this

will just help blend it right back in like it was before you cut them.

You're still going to have a nice opening there to have a clear field of

view for your camera.

Hiding your trail camera is not just for people but deer sometimes

they're a little bit spooked when the camera is right in their face.

So if you can get it mounted up just a little bit higher where it's

pointing down at an angle you're gonna get a better field of view

and it's a lot less likely for people to see it as well.

that look's pretty good right there