Regular Mostly Archery readers may remember Hazards To Game Cameras where I lamented about something chewing the cables to my game camera’s external battery and solar panel.  My brother recently had the same problem so he fixed it forever. 

One serious game camera enclosure.

He says, “The camera frame is made out of 1/4″ x4″x4″ angle and the door is 2″x2″x1/4″ angle and a piece of 1/4″ plate to fill in the rest of the opening.  Two inch pipe forms the wiring tube.  Sixteen inch by 1/4″ pipe with 1/4″ plate for the top for the battery box.   Then I painted it with camouflage paint from Orshlens.   I think on the bottom of the battery box I will put some small expanded metal so nothing can get in.  It can stand alone or you can strap it to a tree.  I got it strapped and locked to a tree so no one can take the whole thing.  I can put on two locks; one on the camera box and one on the battery box.  I got some cable and braided some loops in it so I can lock the stand to the tree.”

Nice job brother!

happy hunting, dv

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