Are Trail cameras fair?

[Biggie Hoffman]

I am sure that all of you that support trail cam use also then support your local law enforcement in placing undisclosed speed trap cameras that take a picture of your license plate as you speed by.
 

Yes I do. If you're breaking the law, you're breaking the law. Doesn't matter if anyone else is around.

If you're hunting ethically, you're hunting ethically. Doesn't matter if anyone else is around.

Try another analogy   :-)

[Missing Impossible]

One should not hold others to their personal definition of "fair".  In the pre-internet days, where information and help was much more scarce, I invested hundreds of hours learning how to make self bows from cutting down the trees to final product.  Is it "fair" that someone can skip all that and buy a finished bow over the counter?  I could care less.  For the logic of this thread to hold up then everybody who uses trail cams must have several giant mounts.  Well, do all of those out there who have cams have a wall of trophies taken from the cams information?  Didn't think so.  Enough of this "I'm more caveman than you" attitude, please.

[hickstick]

I've been using trail cameras for better than 6 years now.  in fact I just bought a new one on sunday!   same reasons as just about everyone else has said here.  Frankly I don't see the reasoning behind any opposing arguement.

next you'll be debating the fairness of using a wind checker (be it bottle of powder, feather-n-thread, milkweed duff) ALL of which are using TECHNOLOGY (GASP!) to overcome some kind of problem.

[IB]

Well we pretty much know how every one feels  now SO


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