The critter cam was delivered and I’ll need to get some batteries and a micro-SD card for it. I’ll also need to learn how to mount it to one of the posts supporting our sun room.
The rough distance from the camera to the drain grate is about 40 feet, so it should be well within the camera’s range.
We plan to remove the rocks, but leave the worm gear adjustable clamp on the grate. There hasn’t been any new disturbance since my last post about it. The rock is still on top of the grate.
I’ll test the camera first just to make sure I’ve got it set up correctly, which could be a challenge for me since I’ve never done anything like this before.
We’re going to try our best to catch whatever has been messing with our drain grate. Wish us luck!
Update: I just formatted and installed the micro SD card, the 4 AA batteries, set the clock to the correct time, and quickly ran through the functions. It seems to work fine in Test Mode. It’s a little late now, so we plan to set it up for tomorrow!
Go Retire Psychiatrist 
Good Luck catching the Yard Gremlins that are messing with you…
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Thanks! The critter cam works in Test Mode! We plan to set it up tomorrow.
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Never know what you might catch on there..
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If I leave some beef jerky out there, I might catch Bigfoot…maybe.
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I can’t wait!
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I just finished formatting the micro SD card, installed that and the 4 AA batteries into the critter cam. I set the clock on it and quickly ran through the functions to make sure it works. It looks good to go. It’s a bit late now, so we plan to set it up for tomorrow night!
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