Post by WildlifePaul on Sept 26, 2019 9:57:42 GMT
They aren't big Amanda, Should fit in a hog house no problem.
Looks like just before 4am is a popular time in the garden, This picture of the trail catches 3 larger hogs 2 by the dish and one just coming into shot.
The trail was full night mode by then when we go to bed we switch the lights off under the porch so night mode for the trail as its pitch black.
Here's some pictures of one of the hoglet's earlier in the night when the spotlights was on.
Overall very impressed with the trail camera quality for under £30, Shows you don't need to spend large ££ on trails to get decent pictures / videos.
Here's a picture of the hog that I believe is "coming into the shot" on the first picture its head looks abit spiked up like this one caught earlier in the night, The pictures above our screenshots from the videos recorded, This one is a picture from the camera it as the temp on etc.
Looks like just before 4am is a popular time in the garden, This picture of the trail catches 3 larger hogs 2 by the dish and one just coming into shot.
The trail was full night mode by then when we go to bed we switch the lights off under the porch so night mode for the trail as its pitch black.
Here's some pictures of one of the hoglet's earlier in the night when the spotlights was on.
Overall very impressed with the trail camera quality for under £30, Shows you don't need to spend large ££ on trails to get decent pictures / videos.
Here's a picture of the hog that I believe is "coming into the shot" on the first picture its head looks abit spiked up like this one caught earlier in the night, The pictures above our screenshots from the videos recorded, This one is a picture from the camera it as the temp on etc.