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FYI! It's illegal for you to even touch another person's trail cam without their consent.
What are you scared of? You hiding from someone? If you know it's there go around. Poor sportsmanship bud! Do something fun not wrong. Maybe walk backwards with your pants down mooning them. Take a crap or Piss in front of it. Stand there like you're lost. Go by about 8 times. Anything but touch it!
There is no expectation of privacy in public. If you don't want to be recorded or have your picture taken, then you need to stay home. As already stated, there are cameras recording everything, everywhere.
According to state land rules legal tree stands are all right to leave in state woods nothing else, why are you sticking up for everybody putting cameras all over woods .
Leave a burning Roach on the Camera?
Not to do a Pesky but why not sight the law?
The law does not say only treestand can be left on state land. It tells you what you need to do to leave one.
1994 Public Act 451 sec 504 MCL 324.504 Reminder Of State Land Rules ----- Unlawful to store or leave any property (item) for more than 24 hours, on any state land except lawful ground blinds and tree stands meeting DNR requirements and lawful occupied designated camp sites
Doesn't apply to trail cameras. If it did, we would have heard about it and the DNR would have it in the rule book. Nice try though.
The "unlawful to leave any property (item) except" part seems pretty clear? Would it be better if they listed everything you are not allowed to leave on public land for more than 24 hours?
We'll find out just emailed the dnr law division! We'll get the answer that way not just the way people want to think what it says ! Then when they mess with one IF IT'S LEGAL they could be charged with hunter harassment because thats what they just admitting to doing.
I admit to stating the law thats been on the books for years way before there were cams I guess one could store all his hunting supplies out on state land the way you think. Idiot
I can tell you this! The National Forest Service had no problem with my trail cam on their property when I sent them some pics of illegal ORV activity in September. They were quite glad I had it out. I even gave them GPS coordinates to find it, which they did.
It comes down to if they want to enforce a law, the person you spoke to could care less and probally has no authority to make a decision on the issue.
FYI! There is no law for them to enforce!
I have produced a state law for state land in your case thats federal . Yea its called littering.
🤣 DNR and NFS says otherwise. My cam's identify as treestands if that makes you feel better. I've had a squirrel or 2 sit on them.
I looked up 324.504 and what you have posted does not exist in it.
www.legislature.mi.gov
