Posted by stonerock on March 24, 2019 at 06:19:00 from (174.105.173.237):
well the 10 that I bought are junk [victure trail cam] 10 AA batts last about 3 days, anybody got better ones to try? caught the trapper again got plate #, took it to a friend a city cop,then went to trapper's house and told him not to come back to my farm he told me to leave his property and I did told him not to come back to mine, well he didn't listen. sat nite there sits his truck by the creek in my field again had to cut the chain to get in....OK that's three times had enough of this guy. so he didn't see me I jumped out on the twp road drove bout five miles around to the house to get a better gun went back the farm path, saw where trapper wes in creek, I stopper about 140 yards from truck in a thicket, made sure his truck wouldn't move then I went home.....truck still there this AM...got to make sure I find all of the traps because I noodle the banks for snappin turtles, don't want my hand in a trap
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