Another Bear

[ronwoodcraft]

My wife and I setup this camera yesterday morning and went back this morning to make a few adjustments. I was surprised to find the bear on the camera even though Barbara Jo saw a bear nearby while we were making the set.
I always use the tool bag to manually focus the camera on the target area.
North Central Idaho.

Cognisy's scout, Canon t6i and two Nikon SB 28's

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[J Formstone]

Nice images Ron. You didn't have to wait too long for them either.
I use the same focusing method as you, except i use my pir sensor wrap with the Camtraptions logo on the front which is nice and contrasty.

[Daryl Dean]

Great shots