I'd camouflage the real cameras and put up dummy cameras for them to see, that way if they see the fakes and destroy them, you'll catch it on the real one
We just confronted trespassers this past summer at our family farm. Had months worth of pictures of them but just couldn't catch them in the act. Finally did, and I understand completely what you said about the adrenaline pumping. I had many thoughts rolling through my head about how I would handle that moment, but they all go out the window in the heat of the moment. We got the sheriff involved and they got charged. What I wish I had done differently is call the sheriff BEFORE going and confronting them. Let the trespassers get all settled in and comfy, then let the sheriff roll up and see it in person. Hindsight is 20/20.
@@stlouisx50 nor will a trespass charge stick anyways. You can get them written up to stay off the property but a first offense isn’t going to be charged.
Smith & Wesson , The time for a nicey nicey world is over ! It's a bummer but when scum comes callin it's time for Mr. Thunder maker to start barkin fire ! ✌️Stay Free
@@TheRealJaded Federal and state land is for everyone. Private land is not. I assume you wouldn’t want people wandering into your home without permission.
So nice to have cameras on your property. My Neighbor had some one trash their windows in their car. It just so happened our camera got it all on our computer. We made a copy they took the guy to court. He had to pay them for what he did. and when the police saw the copy they arrested him. Ta Da. That was a real blessing. Now all the neighbors know we have cameras.
Why are your cameras pointing at your neighbor's land?? That's SUPER creepy. Doesn't even matter if "some good" came from it. Mind yer own business. That's the same thing as people flying their drones right over other people's houses. 👎🏻👎🏻
Sometimes it difficult to get your own property without getting the neighbors, the people next to me have their front yard and my driveway covered and I have our Backyards and garages covered. It would have been much more expensive for us to buy cameras and just cover our own properties together we have 4 cameras, to cover the same amount of area without bleeding onto each others property would've taken 8, 4 cameras each. We also watch each others house, share garden vegetables and in the summer stand out and BS for awhile. Not everyone is a creep!
I heard a story where someone dumped trash on someone's land and the owner went through the trash and found some mail with there name and address and he busted them good. stay safe in these crazy times man.
I bought my Reolink because of you Josh and it’s one of the best investments on the ranch. I get the $10 T-Mobile data prepaid deal for each camera and it works just fine and gets awesome 1080 video. Not only that you can press the microphone button and scare the crap out of them when you see them. I like the whole text notification every time it senses movement. I needed another one because I used one as a job site camera so this deal comes at a perfect time. Thank you Josh
We had loads of trespassing. We put up fences/big castle gates, purchased from tractor supply. We put solar motor gate openers on them they work wonderful . We bought no trespassing , private property, private driveway signs on the gates. With gates , we have had no problems.
The bad thing about all of that is a person has to do that to keep people off of property they don’t have any business being on. And costs the property owner a lot of money and time
Thanks so much! We installed one at our Nevada homestead and it has been a total game changer. The first week it caught video of someone coming unannounced to our homestead before dawn. There has been so much thievery as of late and we were able to warn neighbors of the vehicle. Now we can have a neighborhood watch and share photos of potential threats. It also alerted a family member of unannounced visitors and he was able to be prepared to defend himself if necessary. Will definitely be buying another one. This makes a great gift for loved ones as well! Thanks again. Have a super holiday!
With how fast they ran they’re definitely doing something worse than trespassing and poaching. Looks like your property was "the spot" that’s away from prying eyes. Keep your head on a swivel and stay safe. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
Yeah but that is in Canadian dollars, that is barely a deterrent...😉 Really though that is pretty good if anyone gets held to it and they did something bad, or keep doing it. There needs to be good markings too get that kind of fine though. It is easy to make a mistake on unmarked borders.
Tresspassers are bad enough. Poachers are never tolerated! Glad you got the footage. Hopefully, they pass the word that unwelcome people are not allowed. Stay safe and healthy out there! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
I was a security officer for several years. I suggest you use both. Place dummy cameras or visible cameras out where they can see it. Also have a hidden cameras (I would suggest trail cams) placed on your cameras.
The fact that you showed up should help deter him, plus calling the authorities should do even more to stop them. I wish you success on nabbing those varmints, Josh.
You should have taken your truck. It's been a few years. But a guy in the town I worked in went out on his quad to confront trash dumpers. They ran over him and killed him. They were never found. Be safe!!! And turning them in to the cops really does nothing, at least here in California. One of my coworkers has video of thieves stealing his cameras. Cops said he no longer has them so they can't do anything. Another coworker was renting a house for his son for college (I think 3 kids shared house/rent). House was robbed and thieves were caught and let go. Again nothing was done.
it's because of thieves like that that the glitter bomb hoax box was created, because cops WILL NOT do anything about package thieves, even with video proof. We need a joke trap like that for trespassers and the like.
25 years ago I lived extremely rural,someone with a 20 gauge shotgun fired from the road probably at turkey or deer in the middle of the night,( found the shells in the center of the road)..they may not have known they were shooting towards my trailer, I stuck my 10/ 22 out the back door and let off a rapid fire 30 round magazine into an embankment with a good safe backstop,didn't fire toward them,..ya know they exited the area swiftly....a few minutes later my sheriff ( who was a personal friend) called me and asked if everything was alright, apparently a neighbor down the road heard .." full automatic weapons firing" he figured it had to be me..I related what happened and he asked if I wanted an officer sent out...I said " nah I'm reasonably sure they won't be back"...and that was the end of it..ya gotta love rural life..
I'm an old woman who is a farmer. Been doing it for almost 40 years on my same Ozark Hill Farm. Trespassers are the one thing that still amps me up as much as it did 40 years ago. I used to keep a tall high headed American Saddlebred mare, and as soon as I heard someone in my back 40 I'd jump on her and gallop up there for a confrontation. Being on a horse.. the noises she made did not rouse people the same way my tractor motor does..plus she and I had some shortcuts through the woods where motorized things couldn't go. .I would race up there, crazy with anger, full of bad words, and not stop the horse until we were about 2' from them. By then she'd be real excited too, and blowing foam from her nostrils, prancing in place inches from their feet. It was exhilarating. Did it once when I was 2 weeks out from having one of my daughters. It would totally freak poachers out. It would freak recreational 4x4 fools out too. Now that I'm thinking about it.... I want a fresh horse. That one died when she was 37,
@@dmac7406 I have no f's to give. I am well known in my immediate community. I've buried two husbands I loved beyond reason from cancer. My daughters are all warriors who are grown and flown to find their own nests. I'll never offer a shoot out.. but my enemies are known,and if they push it to shooting me.. they will be sorry. I will be dead and in Vahalla with my men.
I use the Reolink Go Pt like you, mine stopped working about a month ago and I shipped to the company for repair,. I will get it back tomorrow and put it back up. The bad thing is, I had somebody come onto my property and steal some items from out side my shop a few days ago. I will buy another one to put at the entrance to my road when I can afford it. The camera is great and I would give it a two thumbs up. I learned about it from the first video you posted using the camera. Thanks for the information and suggestion.
We use a REOLINK wired camera system on all the buildings on my farm. They work excellent and I have used it to catch trespassers and poachers, We also have one focused on the mailbox and used the information from that to help the Sheriff catch a mail thief
Hey Josh! It's a sad statement that you have to take such measures and precautions. I am glad that you are O.K. and got the evidence you need to get Law Enforcement to take it from here. I believe that once word gets around... these incidents will stop, but continued vigilance will be required on your part to make sure that it does. Stay safe!.
Dealing with trespassers on my family’s Century farm of 278 acres gets my tail feathers ruffled. The scary part is not knowing the trespasser’s intention or state of mind. A local who was confronted by the county sheriff’s deputy ( seen trespassing by a neighbor who reported him) said he has grown up close to our property and felt the property belonged to the locals more then “THEM OUT OF TOWNERS” . LOL. My husband and I don’t live on the property but stay and work on the property about 50% of the week, weather permitting. This property has been in my family since 1837, yet I’m the out of towner. 😳We’ve been robbed, had pipes in the well house broken from someone trying to turn the well on. Broke into the house during one icy winter and lit the propane heater, and used up $300 propane. Finding a Meth cooking site in our woods( smelling it first) is a big worry. I’m sorry to say I don’t feel safe walking my property alone, so I keep my conceal and carry card up to date even though it’s not required anymore, because I don’t feel safe without my 38 special. You had me hopeful to a reasonable solution when you said “ off grid” security camera and T Mobile. Going to show my husband this video in the morning as we’ve been looking for a security system we can access when we are home healing up so we can get back to the farm.
Cant you get a caretaker? A lot of RIvers staying in in an expensive campground would be grateful to stay at your property maybe a nice elderly couple. A single guy who could build a tiny house?
I know this is a very old comment but I used to feel your pain. It's a terrible feeling and I came close to selling my dream property years ago because of it. There is only one solution to it. You have to give in and let people ride dirt bikes, walk or whatever on your property, especially if you're not there full time.. take down your gates and no trespassing signs and let the word get around to the locals that people can enjoy your property but be respectful and don't mess it up etc. You will be surprised at the change! You will hardly have to deal with people destroying your property and having bad characters on it because local atv riders and just locals walking the acres will kind of police it for you.. you can not and never will police 100s of acres like it's your own 10 acre paradise. You are probably just like me spending more effort and time fighting off people on your land than you are actually enjoying it. If you have a lot of acres like we do you just gotta give in. The more you try to keep people out the more people of the worst kind come in. I'm actually a get off my lawn type guy and my wife was surprised I did this but it's just something to think about. I did this almost two decades ago and I've barely had any issues at all and trust me, I used to have terrible issues
Josh I had my doubts how easy it was to set up but I'm a believer using as a deer cam and critter identity finder thanks for the coupon saved me about 30 bucks
The best security is multi layered. Meaning, you want to have a mix of security that is visible & not visible! You're correct in saying that you want people to see the camera, so that it can act as a deterrent, that used alone, isn't always effective. For example, if someone knows you have a camera, they will simply disguise themselves until they have breached that portion of your security.....
Might need to put a gate up at all entrances with a Gadsden flag. Once they suspect cameras are present it might prevent future trespassers from using your property for their pleasure and as a waste disposal. Be careful and remain locked and loaded. 👉🇺🇸👈 🦅
What is really stupid is not carrying their waste with them. If they had he wouldn't even known they were there. I suspect he's not as upset with them being there as he is with them disrespecting him by dumping junk on his property. I don't have a problem with young lovers but be respectful. Mike
I have a gadsden flag and will always fly it. But what does that have to do with trespassers? If anything that would encourage them to mess with your property even more! You must know how looney and offended people are about flags these days..
Growing up in Oklahoma our cattle farm had a lot of oil field roads running to the 3 wells we had on the property. The oil company put in cattle guards so the could check on the wells without having to open gates. One night we noticed an car in the lower area of the property and drove up on them. It was a guy and gal, and once they rolled down the windows he said he there were just talking and watching the stars and that he came out there with different people all the time - thought it was just open oil field land. The next day I returned to the spot and found a bunch of discarded condoms on the ground. So he had been using that spot for some time. Never saw him again after that.
We have some people that are less than desirable that live down the road from us and set up the ring camera systems. I've felt much better having them while I work out of the area and my aging parents are home. For the multiple cameras I pay around $12 a month to have the monitoring for as many cameras as I may need.
it’s so sweet you worry about them. We live in East Tennessee and it ain’t uncommon to have a meth head wandering around and I want us to get cameras soon cause my dads a truck driver and my is home alone a lot and too damn stubborn to get a gun
@@savannah8243 Buy her a cheap, semi-automatic shotgun. Semi automatic because we don't want Mom trying to rack a round under pressure. Look at Benelli for a quality investment.
60yrs old and lived in a small city. You don't know how envious i am of your lifestyle. I know running a farm is not easy. At the end of the day it must be great to relax and view the night sky. I always enjoyed waking up around sunrise for work. I worked outdoors on street crew for a large gas utility. Emergency calls in the early AM were great. Especially blistering cold fresh air and no one out and around except crew.
A friend of ours has a sign up on his driveway of a stick figure sighted in the “cross hairs”, that says “this is you in my current view”... Love ur videos thanks for the camera info Josh!
Great info and demo. I love the "pod" concept, much easier to assemble on ground and less on the ladder. One small suggestion, drill two 1/4" holes 2-3 inches apart to accommodate a zip tie to secure extra wire bundle to pod. Just a little extra protection from wind and animals that might keep wire from working loose or being damaged.
You only live once bro 💯 it's not worth your life.. you did exactly the right thing but notifying the proper people .. always be safe and enjoy that land and freedom 🇺🇸 what kind of winter plans do you have in store can't wait to find out 💯✌🏻🌞🇺🇸😎
OMG, glad you're okay and that the authorities have been notified. This guy speeding off like that - he could have ran you over and not even thought twice about it. Our world is nuts, and this person was definitely up to no good..stay safe, Stoney Ridge Farmer!
If it’s a dead end I’d suggest putting in a gate to block it off, or park a large piece of machinery accross the road so they can’t get down or to block their exit once in there and u can call the cops. Glad your ok Josh,
Put boards down with lots of large nails in them, then cover with leaves. They wouldn't want to buy 4 new tires each visit, not to mention the fines for trespassing from the video.
I not only put multiple cameras up at my place, I've put signs up "video surveillance 24/7". It has so far stopped the problems. Counting on law enforcement around here to help you out will just leave you disappointed.
The way I do things is put a cam up that is obvious to be seen. The other is hidden that looks at the first. I use them in pairs because I’ve had them stolen.
After watching your last Reolink video I got one and I set it up to catch a hog tearing up my hayfield. Works great and finally shot the hog. I also have arlo around the barn but I like Reolink much better. Thanks for sharing your camera set up.
Thanks to your 1st Reolink video, I bought a Reolink camera that I put on a lot I bought in NC that I can view from Florida. It's great. I've seen wildlife, change of the seasons and people about 3 times. My Reolink camera is awesome!
Cameras are a great thing to have. Just gotta remember that people are getting more brazen knowing that they can go out with a mask and not be recognized.
Thumbs up for ReoLink. I have 2 units, one watches my driveway and another watches my chicken coop. I do not use the subscription service, I just use the internal storage and the app to access video. I can watch live video and can access historical videos stored on the cards inside the cameras. I can very remotely use cellular to view the cameras also, no added fees or subscriptions. My set up needs to be within my wireless internet footprint, this works great for me. My units are black with black hardware and black solar panels. I like your idea of using the solar panels as a 'roof' for the camera units. I have been using for over a year and no problems. I can be at work and check the driveway or chicken coop. Another nice feature is the 2-way communication, I can hear and talk from each camera.
We are dealing with that situation right now. They stole one of our game cams. It's a cat and mouse game. Frustrating and makes me ill due to the lack of sleep.
Hey Josh, as a tech who works with outdoor technology, have your "service loop" (the extra cable you have) below the entry points to the devices. The solar panel is good, but any moisture which collects on the line including any which might collect on the back of the solar panel will follow the line into any and every opening. If the extra cable is below the camera opening, you reduce the chances water will run to the cable connection on the camera. Loved the info and looking at these cameras now. Thanks for the video.
Great informative vid! For guys like me who cant read directions well, I'm thankful for U going thru whole process! I will review this again when I get camera & am ready to install! Its a real shame as land owners we have to patrol our places for trespassers, poachers, & hunters, beside garbage dumpers!!! I go thru it every year & had some up close & personal confrontations with some Ive caught, but it is very dangerous situation. The lack of respect these people have is pathetic, they seem to think their entitled to trespass! Great vid as always my friend!!! Stay happy & healthy!!!
You go guy. Great camera system. Only thing is I would have added another simple surprise a couple of bear boards where they were likely to park buried under a bit of leaves so they are not noticable. Makes it a bit harder to run off immediately. Have had to use such things back before there were cameras and such available to use for such security measures. Gives a slight bit more satisfaction knowing that they had to pay in a tangible way right away.
@@PatrickKQ4HBD how bout police spike strips? Would that be a booby trap? Or illegal against bears? I’ve had my fair share of both intruders & bears IN my house. One bear bent back a padlocked metal door on a toy hauler. It lifted the lower right hand corner and bent it back and reached in to grab whatever it wanted. I’ve had thieves break into my home when we were home sleeping. We now have noise makers (dogs) cameras, motion sensor lights, and I carry. I think these evil doers are watching me. They know when I am alone & are brazen.
Thanks for the recommendation, and the discount code! I have now purchased 3 of these to give me a heads up if anyone is entering our wooded property. Hardest part was to get the T-mobile card.
I like your pod idea, but just a quick tip from a wood worker .... set it up with the grain running up and down instead of left and right. Wood will expand and shrink with moisture perpendicular to the grain lines. By fastening it the way you did, big swings in humidity could crack the board. If you rotated it 90 degrees, you would not have that problem.
hmmm....but even if I rotate the board...it's still gona dry out with the grain lines right? Why would the humidity affect it differently if I hung it up differently? hmmmm got me thinking buddy
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer wood expands and contracts with humidity changes, and to a much lessor extent with changes in temperature. The movement occurs in two directions, radial and tangential. Of the two, tangential is the larger. If you look at a stump or sawed off limb, you will the the classic growth rings. Radial expansion/contraction is movement between the rings along a radial path from the center to the outside edge. Tangential movement is along a tangent to the rings. The third type of movement is longitudinal, which is from the bottom end of the tree toward the top, or from the trunk end of a branch toward the end of the branch. Longitudinal movement is so small that it can be ignored for most applications. If you look at the ends of most boards, you will see that the growth rings are usually at an angle relative to the surface of the board. Such boards are called "rift sawn" boards. If it is a "quarter sawn" board, the rings will be almost fully perpendicular to the surface. If it is a "plain sawn" board, the rings are almost parallel to the surface. A quarter sawn board will have less movement than a plain sawn one. A rift sawn will be somewhere in between quarter and plain sawn in terms of movement. For white oak, if we assume you made your pod when the temperature is 40 degrees F with a relative humidity of 40% and later in the summer when it's hot and raining, assume the temp is 90 degrees F and the humidity is 95%, the radial expansion will be about 3% and the tangential about 5.8%. So a rift sawn board like the one you used in the video, will see an expansion between the two mounting screws of somewhere about 4.5%. If the are 10 inches apart, that's about a half inch of movement. That's enough to loosen one or both screws where they are screwed into the tree. If you reverse the initial and final conditions, you would get the same degree of shrinkage which is enough to crack the board. The solution is to rotate the board 90 deg so that the two mounting screws are along the longitudinal grain of the board and you won't see any vertical movement. Also for the devices you attach to the board that use 3 holes, orient 2 of them vertically and while the degree of movement is a lot less since they are so close together, it will be a more secure mounting. I once made the mistake of mounting a plastic rain guage on a piece of white oak screwed to a fence post. The guage was mounted on two screws about 3 inches apart, but I had the long grain running vertical and there was enough radial movement to break the guage. The movement can seem to be too small to worry about, but it is extremely strong an something usually has to give. When I build furniture and have two pieces of wood screwed together with the grains running in different directions, I make one of the screw holes oval so that it can move without tearing something apart.
@@DustMite1937 Nice description! When putting up stuff like that, its easiest in the long run to do it well the first time and then not have to bother with it for a long time.
In our town my grandfather was the police chief , they called him wild bill , "45 cal is the only thing needed" he said . Defend the land ! Defend the farm & family !
I love the progress of wireless camera tech! Early 2000 when I needed cams, wired was really the best choice! These days there are so many more options!!!
Those guys could be a problem. I own a farm and usually people will just give you a BS story why they are on your land. Trying to evade capture is another level of criminal intent.
If you still having problems. Try putting like a Trailcam hidden down at License Plate level. Hopefully can just Catch the Plate. and along with any video proof can send that in to Police and hopefully either Stopped, ticketed, or arrested.
One thing I learned about living out in the country is those kinds of people fear the law big time. They would rather be confronted than have a deputy on them.
Thanks for the video and for your insight. I have installed a couple grand worth of Ring cameras on our property, shop, house and pavilion. I believe your system is better. My ring goes offline for some reason. I also had to install a wifi bridge in order to keep all of the system on the same contract. I can't complain really as it did save my butt in court.
I still think the deterrent value of a visible camera is counter productive, you can have a CCTV sign on a tree saying as much and keep them guessing from which direction they are being filmed. I'm a bit dubious about those wired connections too, it is a significant Engineering challenge to keep water out of anything, I would have that mounted inside a big bird box to keep the worst of the snow off. The battery is going to degrade in cold temperatures so it will be interesting to see how it does over Winter and in the long term. The Reolink Argus PT batteries are not replaceable but the ones on the Reolink Go PT are, so it's a consideration for the long term (>3 years) because they have a finite life. Cameras are really pretty essential on properties now, the days of being able to trust people to do the right thing are over I think, hopefully future generations will realise why it went wrong and not keep voting in the same people
I'm kind of glad that the sherriff of my small town lives on the property directly behind my farm, i have a 9ft tall wooden fence enclosing my little 2 acres but there's still alot of teenagers who have nothing else better to do than to cause mischief, i caught a few of them attempting to spray paint my new fence, got them on camara and walked over to the Sherriff's house and he knew exactly where to go
We are planning on doing Ubiquiti on our homestead so not only cameras but also wifi and gate access no issues. All local storage back at the house and not having to pay a monthly fee is amazing/
I love your videos, we have 25 acres and I have some cameras up myself. I am actually trying to design a wireless network that will cover my property. I am lucky because there is only one way in and one way out of my street. Cuts down on the issues. City folk cannot appreciate this.
Hey Josh thank you for the video I enjoyed it I'm glad you caught them now on video and have a Happy and blessed Thanksgiving to you and your whole family so stay safe and God bless
It’s the Dr. Pepper Chuggin, Cig Suckin, Bandit! Who picked the wrong farm to get out and enjoy nature on. 🤣 Also on a serious note. Leave them visible but then then have an invisible deer cam hidden looking at the visible camera.
Josh I can't say enough thank you for your videos and thank you for this video! I think I can put two of this cameras on top of my van, on in front, one in the back, to protect it! Same with my truck, trailer and entertainment vehicle, one I have to play mechanics when I got extra time. Thank you!
Stay safe, be smart, and as much as others might not agree, stay armed.
@labrat....Do Hope that Josh was carrying? I worry about HIM
That's good advice.
I’m from Indiana! Stay armed 100%
I said that last video
But just shoot out the tires unless they pull a gun on you then make every round lethal. Mike
I'd camouflage the real cameras and put up dummy cameras for them to see, that way if they see the fakes and destroy them, you'll catch it on the real one
Exactly
That’s a GREAT idea
Good advice.
yup recycle the old ones as fake cams brilliant
That's what I do. When a trail camera is DOA I Put it on the road or in a spot To See what response I get.
We just confronted trespassers this past summer at our family farm. Had months worth of pictures of them but just couldn't catch them in the act. Finally did, and I understand completely what you said about the adrenaline pumping. I had many thoughts rolling through my head about how I would handle that moment, but they all go out the window in the heat of the moment. We got the sheriff involved and they got charged.
What I wish I had done differently is call the sheriff BEFORE going and confronting them. Let the trespassers get all settled in and comfy, then let the sheriff roll up and see it in person. Hindsight is 20/20.
You are lucky you can get the sheriff out.
@@stlouisx50 nor will a trespass charge stick anyways. You can get them written up to stay off the property but a first offense isn’t going to be charged.
@@someusername121 It depends on the state. In Texas, the “First Notice” is the No Trespassing sign, or appropriately marked tree (purple paint).
Damn, what great salesmanship and tutotorial. Fun to watch. Good job.
Smith & Wesson , The time for a nicey
nicey world is over ! It's a bummer
but when scum comes callin
it's time for Mr. Thunder maker to start
barkin fire ! ✌️Stay Free
It's a shame land owners have to go through all of that.
Really, the financial burden alone will P--- ya off.
It’s a constant battle. People are really disrespectful
Yeah it is
Private property shouldn't exist. Land is for everyone
@@TheRealJaded Federal and state land is for everyone. Private land is not. I assume you wouldn’t want people wandering into your home without permission.
So nice to have cameras on your property. My Neighbor had some one trash their windows in their car. It just so happened our camera got it all on our computer. We made a copy they took the guy to court. He had to pay them for what he did. and when the police saw the copy they arrested him. Ta Da. That was a real blessing. Now all the neighbors know we have cameras.
Why are your cameras pointing at your neighbor's land?? That's SUPER creepy. Doesn't even matter if "some good" came from it. Mind yer own business. That's the same thing as people flying their drones right over other people's houses. 👎🏻👎🏻
Sometimes it difficult to get your own property without getting the neighbors, the people next to me have their front yard and my driveway covered and I have our
Backyards and garages covered.
It would have been much more expensive for us to buy cameras and just cover our own properties together we have 4 cameras, to cover the same amount of area without bleeding onto each others property would've taken 8, 4 cameras each. We also watch each others house, share garden vegetables and in the summer stand out and BS for awhile.
Not everyone is a creep!
Fences serve two purposes.
Firstly they keep inside animals from getting out.
Secondly they stop outside animals from getting in.
You go josh I can’t stand disrespectful people
Protect your land. Protect yourself. Protect you country. Good job Josh!
Protect you country.??? These are probably high school kids, not a Mongol Horde.
@@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059 Same difference....NONE!!!
@@markbonner1139 ... "Genghis Kenny?" I don't think so.
I heard a story where someone dumped trash on someone's land and the owner went through the trash and found some mail with there name and address and he busted them good. stay safe in these crazy times man.
That happens often in Australia and other barren wastelands with lots of pricks thinking it's a dumping ground
Problem is not proof because can plant other peoples mail by going through bins.
My brother did that to find out who was dumping. They even dumped dirty diapers, right where creek water flowed.
I bought my Reolink because of you Josh and it’s one of the best investments on the ranch. I get the $10 T-Mobile data prepaid deal for each camera and it works just fine and gets awesome 1080 video. Not only that you can press the microphone button and scare the crap out of them when you see them. I like the whole text notification every time it senses movement. I needed another one because I used one as a job site camera so this deal comes at a perfect time. Thank you Josh
We had loads of trespassing. We put up fences/big castle gates, purchased from tractor supply. We put solar motor gate openers on them they work wonderful . We bought no trespassing , private property, private driveway signs on the gates. With gates , we have had no problems.
The bad thing about all of that is a person has to do that to keep people off of property they don’t have any business being on. And costs the property owner a lot of money and time
Good fences make good neighbors.
Thanks so much! We installed one at our Nevada homestead and it has been a total game changer. The first week it caught video of someone coming unannounced to our homestead before dawn. There has been so much thievery as of late and we were able to warn neighbors of the vehicle. Now we can have a neighborhood watch and share photos of potential threats. It also alerted a family member of unannounced visitors and he was able to be prepared to defend himself if necessary. Will definitely be buying another one. This makes a great gift for loved ones as well! Thanks again. Have a super holiday!
Hate trespassers and thieves. Glad you caught them. Have a Safe Day
With how fast they ran they’re definitely doing something worse than trespassing and poaching. Looks like your property was "the spot" that’s away from prying eyes. Keep your head on a swivel and stay safe. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!
Yup
Probably doing meth and or looking for a place to cook it. That crap is everywhere
@@BamaChad-W4CHD facts disgusting drug addicts everywhere
For sure there were drugs involved.
Happens up here in Canada all the time . Finally passed a trespassing law that can be up to 30,000 in fines in Saskatchewan
Yeah but that is in Canadian dollars, that is barely a deterrent...😉
Really though that is pretty good if anyone gets held to it and they did something bad, or keep doing it. There needs to be good markings too get that kind of fine though. It is easy to make a mistake on unmarked borders.
@@court2379 hahaha good one ☝️. Yeah it’s good to keep people accountable for their actions . Keeps them in check !
Beer and donuts, eh?
Thanks for RUSH and Triumph.
And thanks for apologizing for Bryan Adams.
I am surprised you can still,on private land there.
Glad you finally got the people who were destroying your beautiful property, I hope they get what they deserve
Tresspassers are bad enough. Poachers are never tolerated! Glad you got the footage. Hopefully, they pass the word that unwelcome people are not allowed. Stay safe and healthy out there! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
I was a security officer for several years. I suggest you use both. Place dummy cameras or visible cameras out where they can see it.
Also have a hidden cameras (I would suggest trail cams) placed on your cameras.
The fact that you showed up should help deter him, plus calling the authorities should do even more to stop them.
I wish you success on nabbing those varmints, Josh.
You should have taken your truck. It's been a few years. But a guy in the town I worked in went out on his quad to confront trash dumpers. They ran over him and killed him. They were never found. Be safe!!! And turning them in to the cops really does nothing, at least here in California. One of my coworkers has video of thieves stealing his cameras. Cops said he no longer has them so they can't do anything. Another coworker was renting a house for his son for college (I think 3 kids shared house/rent). House was robbed and thieves were caught and let go. Again nothing was done.
Not surprised it is becoming the norm to tolerate criminals by the authorrities.
just look at rump- free as a bird when he should be in a cage
it's because of thieves like that that the glitter bomb hoax box was created, because cops WILL NOT do anything about package thieves, even with video proof. We need a joke trap like that for trespassers and the like.
Trash dumpers. Have the finger prints pulled from the trash. Whom ever it belongs to can be found.
@@NadoriKaija Same with shoplifting, and the stores are so worried about litigation they just let it happen.
25 years ago I lived extremely rural,someone with a 20 gauge shotgun fired from the road probably at turkey or deer in the middle of the night,( found the shells in the center of the road)..they may not have known they were shooting towards my trailer, I stuck my 10/ 22 out the back door and let off a rapid fire 30 round magazine into an embankment with a good safe backstop,didn't fire toward them,..ya know they exited the area swiftly....a few minutes later my sheriff ( who was a personal friend) called me and asked if everything was alright, apparently a neighbor down the road heard .." full automatic weapons firing" he figured it had to be me..I related what happened and he asked if I wanted an officer sent out...I said " nah I'm reasonably sure they won't be back"...and that was the end of it..ya gotta love rural life..
I'm an old woman who is a farmer. Been doing it for almost 40 years on my same Ozark Hill Farm. Trespassers are the one thing that still amps me up as much as it did 40 years ago. I used to keep a tall high headed American Saddlebred mare, and as soon as I heard someone in my back 40 I'd jump on her and gallop up there for a confrontation. Being on a horse.. the noises she made did not rouse people the same way my tractor motor does..plus she and I had some shortcuts through the woods where motorized things couldn't go. .I would race up there, crazy with anger, full of bad words, and not stop the horse until we were about 2' from them. By then she'd be real excited too, and blowing foam from her nostrils, prancing in place inches from their feet. It was exhilarating. Did it once when I was 2 weeks out from having one of my daughters. It would totally freak poachers out. It would freak recreational 4x4 fools out too. Now that I'm thinking about it.... I want a fresh horse. That one died when she was 37,
@@Press1for Nothing lives forever. I got her when I was 16 and it changed my life. I was well into middle age when I lost her.
One time your going to find that trouble and confrontation your looking for hope your ready when it happens.
@@dmac7406 I have no f's to give. I am well known in my immediate community. I've buried two husbands I loved beyond reason from cancer. My daughters are all warriors who are grown and flown to find their own nests. I'll never offer a shoot out.. but my enemies are known,and if they push it to shooting me.. they will be sorry. I will be dead and in Vahalla with my men.
I use the Reolink Go Pt like you, mine stopped working about a month ago and I shipped to the company for repair,. I will get it back tomorrow and put it back up. The bad thing is, I had somebody come onto my property and steal some items from out side my shop a few days ago. I will buy another one to put at the entrance to my road when I can afford it. The camera is great and I would give it a two thumbs up. I learned about it from the first video you posted using the camera. Thanks for the information and suggestion.
We use a REOLINK wired camera system on all the buildings on my farm. They work excellent and I have used it to catch trespassers and poachers, We also have one focused on the mailbox and used the information from that to help the Sheriff catch a mail thief
Hey Josh! It's a sad statement that you have to take such measures and precautions. I am glad that you are O.K. and got the evidence you need to get Law Enforcement to take it from here. I believe that once word gets around... these incidents will stop, but continued vigilance will be required on your part to make sure that it does. Stay safe!.
Amazing video. Thanks for share!
Dealing with trespassers on my family’s Century farm of 278 acres gets my tail feathers ruffled. The scary part is not knowing the trespasser’s intention or state of mind. A local who was confronted by the county sheriff’s deputy ( seen trespassing by a neighbor who reported him) said he has grown up close to our property and felt the property belonged to the locals more then “THEM OUT OF TOWNERS” . LOL. My husband and I don’t live on the property but stay and work on the property about 50% of the week, weather permitting. This property has been in my family since 1837, yet I’m the out of towner. 😳We’ve been robbed, had pipes in the well house broken from someone trying to turn the well on. Broke into the house during one icy winter and lit the propane heater, and used up $300 propane. Finding a Meth cooking site in our woods( smelling it first) is a big worry. I’m sorry to say I don’t feel safe walking my property alone, so I keep my conceal and carry card up to date even though it’s not required anymore, because I don’t feel safe without my 38 special.
You had me hopeful to a reasonable solution when you said “ off grid” security camera and T Mobile. Going to show my husband this video in the morning as we’ve been looking for a security system we can access when we are home healing up so we can get back to the farm.
You said 38 special, but you meant FK BRNO.
Cant you get a caretaker? A lot of RIvers staying in in an expensive campground would be grateful to stay at your property maybe a nice elderly couple. A single guy who could build a tiny house?
So sorry you have to go through this, not right!! As a women should not go there alone. Be safe.🙏🤔🌅🇺🇸🇩🇰
Dude it was me. I just wanted to talk to you about your cars extended warranty.
I know this is a very old comment but I used to feel your pain. It's a terrible feeling and I came close to selling my dream property years ago because of it. There is only one solution to it. You have to give in and let people ride dirt bikes, walk or whatever on your property, especially if you're not there full time.. take down your gates and no trespassing signs and let the word get around to the locals that people can enjoy your property but be respectful and don't mess it up etc. You will be surprised at the change! You will hardly have to deal with people destroying your property and having bad characters on it because local atv riders and just locals walking the acres will kind of police it for you.. you can not and never will police 100s of acres like it's your own 10 acre paradise. You are probably just like me spending more effort and time fighting off people on your land than you are actually enjoying it. If you have a lot of acres like we do you just gotta give in. The more you try to keep people out the more people of the worst kind come in. I'm actually a get off my lawn type guy and my wife was surprised I did this but it's just something to think about. I did this almost two decades ago and I've barely had any issues at all and trust me, I used to have terrible issues
Josh I had my doubts how easy it was to set up but I'm a believer using as a deer cam and critter identity finder thanks for the coupon saved me about 30 bucks
It was nice of them to back in so you could get good video of the tag. Hope the local Sheriff can rectify that situation.
The best security is multi layered. Meaning, you want to have a mix of security that is visible & not visible! You're correct in saying that you want people to see the camera, so that it can act as a deterrent, that used alone, isn't always effective. For example, if someone knows you have a camera, they will simply disguise themselves until they have breached that portion of your security.....
Yup or knock it down and steal it or shoot it. 😞
Your scenario is great example of why everyone needs some sort of security. Hope it gets figured out, real disrespectful what they’re doing.
Might need to put a gate up at all entrances with a Gadsden flag. Once they suspect cameras are present it might prevent future trespassers from using your property for their pleasure and as a waste disposal. Be careful and remain locked and loaded. 👉🇺🇸👈 🦅
What is really stupid is not carrying their waste with them. If they had he wouldn't even known they were there. I suspect he's not as upset with them being there as he is with them disrespecting him by dumping junk on his property. I don't have a problem with young lovers but be respectful. Mike
They stole my cameras till I got better at it. Show them a picture at night of them..
I have a gadsden flag and will always fly it. But what does that have to do with trespassers? If anything that would encourage them to mess with your property even more! You must know how looney and offended people are about flags these days..
Growing up in Oklahoma our cattle farm had a lot of oil field roads running to the 3 wells we had on the property. The oil company put in cattle guards so the could check on the wells without having to open gates. One night we noticed an car in the lower area of the property and drove up on them. It was a guy and gal, and once they rolled down the windows he said he there were just talking and watching the stars and that he came out there with different people all the time - thought it was just open oil field land. The next day I returned to the spot and found a bunch of discarded condoms on the ground. So he had been using that spot for some time. Never saw him again after that.
We have some people that are less than desirable that live down the road from us and set up the ring camera systems. I've felt much better having them while I work out of the area and my aging parents are home. For the multiple cameras I pay around $12 a month to have the monitoring for as many cameras as I may need.
it’s so sweet you worry about them. We live in East Tennessee and it ain’t uncommon to have a meth head wandering around and I want us to get cameras soon cause my dads a truck driver and my is home alone a lot and too damn stubborn to get a gun
@@savannah8243 Buy her a cheap, semi-automatic shotgun.
Semi automatic because we don't want Mom trying to rack a round under pressure.
Look at Benelli for a quality investment.
You have to let us know how this turns out!
60yrs old and lived in a small city. You don't know how envious i am of your lifestyle. I know running a farm is not easy. At the end of the day it must be great to relax and view the night sky. I always enjoyed waking up around sunrise for work. I worked outdoors on street crew for a large gas utility. Emergency calls in the early AM were great. Especially blistering cold fresh air and no one out and around except crew.
I have “people” dumping on my land and the deputy sheriff said not to confront them just take a picture and they will handle it. Good luck.
That's code for shoot them next time 🤣
You can't count on the authorities to help.
It’s a good thing that you chased them a little. Now they know that you know and that you aren’t having it. Probably won’t see them again.
That’s probably all it took for them not to come back. Good video. Stay safe Josh
A friend of ours has a sign up on his driveway of a stick figure sighted in the “cross hairs”, that says “this is you in my current view”...
Love ur videos thanks for the camera info Josh!
Great info and demo. I love the "pod" concept, much easier to assemble on ground and less on the ladder. One small suggestion, drill two 1/4" holes 2-3 inches apart to accommodate a zip tie to secure extra wire bundle to pod. Just a little extra protection from wind and animals that might keep wire from working loose or being damaged.
Obviously doing something more illegal than trespassing for them to book it out that fast.
You only live once bro 💯 it's not worth your life.. you did exactly the right thing but notifying the proper people .. always be safe and enjoy that land and freedom 🇺🇸 what kind of winter plans do you have in store can't wait to find out 💯✌🏻🌞🇺🇸😎
Do you know who they are? If not, I’d say they won’t be back. Good on you for trying to speak with them and tell them it’s private property.
OMG, glad you're okay and that the authorities have been notified. This guy speeding off like that - he could have ran you over and not even thought twice about it. Our world is nuts, and this person was definitely up to no good..stay safe, Stoney Ridge Farmer!
If it’s a dead end I’d suggest putting in a gate to block it off, or park a large piece of machinery accross the road so they can’t get down or to block their exit once in there and u can call the cops. Glad your ok Josh,
If it is a state road you can't do that.
@@AppalachianLife it definitely doesn't appear to be a state road
@@skrimper I live in the mountains of NC in the middle of nowhere on a dead end gravel road that is a state road.
Put boards down with lots of large nails in them, then cover with leaves. They wouldn't want to buy 4 new tires each visit, not to mention the fines for trespassing from the video.
I not only put multiple cameras up at my place, I've put signs up "video surveillance 24/7". It has so far stopped the problems. Counting on law enforcement around here to help you out will just leave you disappointed.
The way I do things is put a cam up that is obvious to be seen. The other is hidden that looks at the first. I use them in pairs because I’ve had them stolen.
way to go, brother! terrible people need to be terrified of being terrible. keep up the pressure.
sweet ! i was one of the viewers who suggested the solar powered camera
WOW Josh I see you find the one who's leaving at mess and the one who was trespassing on your land glad you are okay WOOOOOO 🇺🇲
WOW JOSH!! UNBELIEVABLE!!! I really hope they don't come back!
I'm using Blink, but that looks much more secure to me, and affordable to boot.
Obviously they don't watch your channel or they would have seen you were going to put up cameras. 😆 Glad you are safe .
After watching your last Reolink video I got one and I set it up to catch a hog tearing up my hayfield. Works great and finally shot the hog. I also have arlo around the barn but I like Reolink much better. Thanks for sharing your camera set up.
Thanks to your 1st Reolink video, I bought a Reolink camera that I put on a lot I bought in NC that I can view from Florida. It's great. I've seen wildlife, change of the seasons and people about 3 times. My Reolink camera is awesome!
good to hear!
Cameras are a great thing to have.
Just gotta remember that people are getting more brazen knowing that they can go out with a mask and not be recognized.
And due to the Covid pandemic, has made wearing a mask "normal" and not an oddity.
Thumbs up for ReoLink. I have 2 units, one watches my driveway and another watches my chicken coop. I do not use the subscription service, I just use the internal storage and the app to access video. I can watch live video and can access historical videos stored on the cards inside the cameras. I can very remotely use cellular to view the cameras also, no added fees or subscriptions. My set up needs to be within my wireless internet footprint, this works great for me. My units are black with black hardware and black solar panels. I like your idea of using the solar panels as a 'roof' for the camera units. I have been using for over a year and no problems. I can be at work and check the driveway or chicken coop. Another nice feature is the 2-way communication, I can hear and talk from each camera.
It would piss me off to purchase property to get away from people and then have to deal with something like that. Let us know if you see them again.
We are dealing with that situation right now. They stole one of our game cams. It's a cat and mouse game. Frustrating and makes me ill due to the lack of sleep.
Hey Josh, as a tech who works with outdoor technology, have your "service loop" (the extra cable you have) below the entry points to the devices. The solar panel is good, but any moisture which collects on the line including any which might collect on the back of the solar panel will follow the line into any and every opening. If the extra cable is below the camera opening, you reduce the chances water will run to the cable connection on the camera. Loved the info and looking at these cameras now. Thanks for the video.
yep...drip loop is in place brotha...I was a lineman in the USAF for almost 5 years
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer COOL! Thanks for all the content!
I would really like to hear what the police have to say. Almost every time I call them they say it's a civil matter.
At my place, they wrote a trespasser a $500 ticket.
I have that problem especially when they shot at my house and broke a window. Police response is that it's a civil matter.
Great informative vid! For guys like me who cant read directions well, I'm thankful for U going thru whole process! I will review this again when I get camera & am ready to install!
Its a real shame as land owners we have to patrol our places for trespassers, poachers, & hunters, beside garbage dumpers!!! I go thru it every year & had some up close & personal confrontations with some Ive caught, but it is very dangerous situation. The lack of respect these people have is pathetic, they seem to think their entitled to trespass! Great vid as always my friend!!! Stay happy & healthy!!!
You go guy. Great camera system. Only thing is I would have added another simple surprise a couple of bear boards where they were likely to park buried under a bit of leaves so they are not noticable. Makes it a bit harder to run off immediately. Have had to use such things back before there were cameras and such available to use for such security measures. Gives a slight bit more satisfaction knowing that they had to pay in a tangible way right away.
Too funny! ....reminds me of the gieco commercial..
.".I have a flat TIE..ERR !!'
Those are considered booby traps and can land you in jail or in a lawsuit. I don't think they're legal anywhere in the Union.
@@PatrickKQ4HBD how bout police spike strips? Would that be a booby trap? Or illegal against bears? I’ve had my fair share of both intruders & bears IN my house. One bear bent back a padlocked metal door on a toy hauler. It lifted the lower right hand corner and bent it back and reached in to grab whatever it wanted. I’ve had thieves break into my home when we were home sleeping.
We now have noise makers (dogs) cameras, motion sensor lights, and I carry. I think these evil doers are watching me. They know when I am alone & are brazen.
Put a trap on your property and go to jail.....i don't belueve you did it
Bear boards!? Oh so that's where I dropped the box of bent nails! Lol.
Thanks for the recommendation, and the discount code! I have now purchased 3 of these to give me a heads up if anyone is entering our wooded property. Hardest part was to get the T-mobile card.
Heck, not only were they littering and trespassing but looks like they almost hit you in their escape!
Now comes the real frustrating part getting local law enforcement to act on it.
You did the right thing. It's yours, protect it.
We love our RIO Link, thanks to you. Off grid in the desert of Northern Nevada. We can see our property from any where. We're also on T-mobile.
Glad you're okay hope they catch him be safe
I like your pod idea, but just a quick tip from a wood worker .... set it up with the grain running up and down instead of left and right. Wood will expand and shrink with moisture perpendicular to the grain lines. By fastening it the way you did, big swings in humidity could crack the board. If you rotated it 90 degrees, you would not have that problem.
hmmm....but even if I rotate the board...it's still gona dry out with the grain lines right? Why would the humidity affect it differently if I hung it up differently? hmmmm got me thinking buddy
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer wood expands and contracts with humidity changes, and to a much lessor extent with changes in temperature. The movement occurs in two directions, radial and tangential. Of the two, tangential is the larger. If you look at a stump or sawed off limb, you will the the classic growth rings. Radial expansion/contraction is movement between the rings along a radial path from the center to the outside edge. Tangential movement is along a tangent to the rings. The third type of movement is longitudinal, which is from the bottom end of the tree toward the top, or from the trunk end of a branch toward the end of the branch. Longitudinal movement is so small that it can be ignored for most applications. If you look at the ends of most boards, you will see that the growth rings are usually at an angle relative to the surface of the board. Such boards are called "rift sawn" boards. If it is a "quarter sawn" board, the rings will be almost fully perpendicular to the surface. If it is a "plain sawn" board, the rings are almost parallel to the surface. A quarter sawn board will have less movement than a plain sawn one. A rift sawn will be somewhere in between quarter and plain sawn in terms of movement.
For white oak, if we assume you made your pod when the temperature is 40 degrees F with a relative humidity of 40% and later in the summer when it's hot and raining, assume the temp is 90 degrees F and the humidity is 95%, the radial expansion will be about 3% and the tangential about 5.8%. So a rift sawn board like the one you used in the video, will see an expansion between the two mounting screws of somewhere about 4.5%. If the are 10 inches apart, that's about a half inch of movement. That's enough to loosen one or both screws where they are screwed into the tree. If you reverse the initial and final conditions, you would get the same degree of shrinkage which is enough to crack the board. The solution is to rotate the board 90 deg so that the two mounting screws are along the longitudinal grain of the board and you won't see any vertical movement. Also for the devices you attach to the board that use 3 holes, orient 2 of them vertically and while the degree of movement is a lot less since they are so close together, it will be a more secure mounting. I once made the mistake of mounting a plastic rain guage on a piece of white oak screwed to a fence post. The guage was mounted on two screws about 3 inches apart, but I had the long grain running vertical and there was enough radial movement to break the guage. The movement can seem to be too small to worry about, but it is extremely strong an something usually has to give. When I build furniture and have two pieces of wood screwed together with the grains running in different directions, I make one of the screw holes oval so that it can move without tearing something apart.
@@DustMite1937 Nice description! When putting up stuff like that, its easiest in the long run to do it well the first time and then not have to bother with it for a long time.
Congratulations on catching them!
Loved how you kept in the camera getting knocked off the side of the truck, and the ladder falling out of the bed.
lol....sometimes funny stuff just happens ....I get a blooper in almost every vid
Ha! Good for you. I have Reolink cameras (hard wired) as well on my house connected to an NVR. Great cameras.
In our town my grandfather was
the police chief , they called him
wild bill , "45 cal is the only thing
needed" he said . Defend the land !
Defend the farm & family !
My neighbor has a camera. He finally told me about it. Probably tired of watching me pee in the back field.
I pee in my front yard .....
I love the progress of wireless camera tech! Early 2000 when I needed cams, wired was really the best choice! These days there are so many more options!!!
In Georgia
3 guys are on trial for chasing down a perp & it got out of hand, just document Josh & prosecute don't chance a confrontation
I think you are spot on. Maybe if they see the camera, they will not return.
Those guys could be a problem. I own a farm and usually people will just give you a BS story why they are on your land. Trying to evade capture is another level of criminal intent.
If you still having problems. Try putting like a Trailcam hidden down at License Plate level. Hopefully can just Catch the Plate. and along with any video proof can send that in to Police and hopefully either Stopped, ticketed, or arrested.
One thing I learned about living out in the country is those kinds of people fear the law big time. They would rather be confronted than have a deputy on them.
Not so much a fear of law, more of a disbelief in laws
Thanks for the video and for your insight. I have installed a couple grand worth of Ring cameras on our property, shop, house and pavilion. I believe your system is better. My ring goes offline for some reason. I also had to install a wifi bridge in order to keep all of the system on the same contract. I can't complain really as it did save my butt in court.
I still think the deterrent value of a visible camera is counter productive, you can have a CCTV sign on a tree saying as much and keep them guessing from which direction they are being filmed.
I'm a bit dubious about those wired connections too, it is a significant Engineering challenge to keep water out of anything, I would have that mounted inside a big bird box to keep the worst of the snow off.
The battery is going to degrade in cold temperatures so it will be interesting to see how it does over Winter and in the long term.
The Reolink Argus PT batteries are not replaceable but the ones on the Reolink Go PT are, so it's a consideration for the long term (>3 years) because they have a finite life.
Cameras are really pretty essential on properties now, the days of being able to trust people to do the right thing are over I think, hopefully future generations will realise why it went wrong and not keep voting in the same people
what does voting have to do with trespassers?
@@tbone0785 IME it’s best not to explain things that are obvious
I'm kind of glad that the sherriff of my small town lives on the property directly behind my farm, i have a 9ft tall wooden fence enclosing my little 2 acres but there's still alot of teenagers who have nothing else better to do than to cause mischief, i caught a few of them attempting to spray paint my new fence, got them on camara and walked over to the Sherriff's house and he knew exactly where to go
I’m with you 👍 like them see that you know you’re watching.
Great Video Josh............BUSTED ! 🤣🚓🚓🚓
Looks like a great system, Josh.
We are planning on doing Ubiquiti on our homestead so not only cameras but also wifi and gate access no issues. All local storage back at the house and not having to pay a monthly fee is amazing/
I love your videos, we have 25 acres and I have some cameras up myself. I am actually trying to design a wireless network that will cover my property. I am lucky because there is only one way in and one way out of my street. Cuts down on the issues.
City folk cannot appreciate this.
Awesome,thanks for sharing
Hey Josh thank you for the video I enjoyed it I'm glad you caught them now on video and have a Happy and blessed Thanksgiving to you and your whole family so stay safe and God bless
Thanks for your great idea 💡
This would be great on my little green acre.
I have cameras all over my house and my property, and I do not try to hide them. I want people to see them, and know that I'm watching them.
me too
I have 14 Riolink wifi cameras set up on my place. I am going on my second year with them, and there are no issues so far.
after about 3 years when not in direct sunlight...they will weaken
It would be nice if they made it in subdued colors so they wouldn't be as noticeable.
I was thinking the same thing. I think I would use some spray paint on the white parts except the antenna.
Can't like this video enough. Is there a local game warden?
It’s the Dr. Pepper Chuggin, Cig Suckin, Bandit! Who picked the wrong farm to get out and enjoy nature on. 🤣 Also on a serious note. Leave them visible but then then have an invisible deer cam hidden looking at the visible camera.
Now those are slick.
thats a great camera setup Josh! Great job!!
Josh I can't say enough thank you for your videos and thank you for this video! I think I can put two of this cameras on top of my van, on in front, one in the back, to protect it! Same with my truck, trailer and entertainment vehicle, one I have to play mechanics when I got extra time. Thank you!