Barnes Ridge Rambler
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Master Chief said:climb_higher said:Master Chief said:Jcalder said:Master Chief said:Jcalder said:![]()
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I've got hundreds more. All on IR. I think it all depends on the deer but I definitely wouldn't say for a fact that it scares em.
IR definately doesn't always scare deer. In fact usually it doesn't. However it is a proven fact it can and deer do notice it.
But would you agree that the white flash cameras scare them as well. I ain't saying that an IR won't. But I wouldn't say that the white flash doesn't.
Yes, I know for a fact white flash will scare deer also. I already said that.
Climb higher... I have a video pulled up that clearly shows a young buck running from IR. Due to the storms here my satellite Internet is out but I will be more than glad to upload it ASAP seeing as you are so stubbornly persistent in ignoring something that has been proven in hundred of studies.
I would like to see those studiesand from what I've seen in my 20 years of hunting, a young buck (really young) is usually scared of his own shadow ;-) Anyway, this is an opinion thread. I have mine, u have yours, and cecil has his. It makes the world go round
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It's not opinion.. It's 100% fact. And if you really think a young buck is easier to scare than a mature buck.. Well I'm not gonna waste my time.
Bottom line is deer can see red-glow IR cameras. In fact they aren't even truly infrared. They are a combination of visible red light and true infrared illuminations. The only true IR cams on the market are black flash.
You don't have to believe me. I really don't care. You apparently have good luck with them not scaring deer. I hope your luck continues. I've also had good luck with them. Most of my deer don't get scared by them and the ones that do usually return (except for 4.5+ deer). Usually I have to move the cams around because they quickly learn where it is located. This is also true for white flash.
Also if you really wanna make your own experiment just set your cams on video. They will generally notice the camera.
I do infact have video of a 2 1/2 year old standing only a few feet from my IR camera as he chews his browse
