In the woods ,with out direct sunlight point it in any direction. False triggers are just part of the game, i.e. wind blown brush. If the camera is good ,it will pick up motion. If you point east or west ,your going to have some over exposed pics. at a given time of day. Solar panels produce energy in light. More so in direct sun, less in the shade. I just picked up a card in place since May. 1700 triggers. 250 useful deer pics. Many coons ,squirrels,rabbits, birds,coyote, bobcat, turkey and mostly brush movement. It's a window to another world.
sounds good. I will definitely get one to try out. The lithium batteries are pretty expensive.
Being a tight wad , my cameras are pretty much not adjustable for sensitivity.And generally I'm not the guy who spends $200.00 for a camera that can be easily stolen. I would post a pic of the set up, but refuse to pay for 3rd party hosting. Anyway my set up is in a edge of a spot logged off last year. It is a jungle of new growth. If I pointed it to a spot under the canopy of the mature timber, I would get few weed triggers, but I would not cover what I wanted to see. Thanks for the input.There are worse things than brush triggers.
