Hard to beat life out on the farm to market road... beautiful sunsets... quiet evenings with the family.... early morning birds singing.... The city slicker in the Porche who meets his girlfriend (silver import sedan) on the side of the road at the corner of my pasture for a little early morning nookie.

Last week the tryst lasted about as long as it took me to go town for some parts and back. Today it couldn't have been much more than a peck on the cheek. I won't even go into what my tractor drivers claimed they saw when working a 40 away one afternoon. One thing about it, they don't appear to be shy, and she's a looker. I'll bet there's a jealous husband somewhere.

Oh, and as far as Rule 1.... proximity to the highway may cause a problem, but there is sufficient cover... game cams up if you say so TexAgs...

I fully support rule #1... LOL!!

I would LOL at gamecam pics. I support this idea!!!

My brother has some land out in the middle of nowhere in Waller. Before he got a couple of neighbors, an adulterous couple used to park on the desolate street right in front of his land like clockwork every Friday night until his new neighbor down the road got curious that they might be doing drug deals and drove up on em once....

Damn! I'm gonna have to find a new spot for my nooners.

This has the potential to be great...Just hope it's no one heres sister, mom, or SO.

Pics!

That kind of sounds like me with my gf in high school. We couldn't go to our houses so we made due with the backseat and dark streets/elementary school parking lots/office building parking garages. Cops and neighbors would come upon us every once in a while. No game cam pics that I know of.

For all you current Ags out there with such an issue, the Riverside campus near the big tank used to be very lightly patrolled and you'd have little chance of being interrupted.

who has this problem in college?

I do believe Riverside campus is gated now. It was when I worked there, anyways.

We've had to run off some high school kids from our place from time to time - they come out here for a dance at the Expo Center and spy the dirt road on their way out and think 'hey why not?'

We need a couple of well placed game cameras.....so we can score each of them.

Seeing people making it out in the country is really not that uncommon. What makes this one so comical is:

1. Dude, they are driving NICE new cars, so it's not like they couldn't afford a room somewhere.
2. She's not your local skank. I've seen her out of the car and she'll get your attention.
3. I think there is an exhibitionist thing going here. I'm telling you - the guys here on the farm will launch into a 30 minute narrative and roll on the ground talking about what they saw.
4. They aren't kids. I'm saying early 30's
5. This is a farming community, so there are dirt county roads every 1/4 mile in all directions but they like prefer the seclusion of the side of the paved highway!

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5. This is a farming community, so there are dirt county roads every 1/4 mile in all directions but they like prefer the seclusion of the side of the paved highway!

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Dust/mud on car = incriminating evidence

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Dust/mud on car = incriminating evidence

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So are footprints on the roof or windshield, but they aren't as easily cleaned as a little dirt - a quick trip through a $7 car wash will take care of exterior evidence.

I'm thinking it's the thrill of getting "caught" - and I have no problem with that, so long as the game cam gets put up.

Back when I was in high school, our neighbor behind us called one night and said that someone had driven into the back of our property near her house (the Gate was broken). So me and the old man loaded up our guns, grabbed a couple of spotlights and headed back there. We got up to the car and hit them with both q beams. To my surprise, one of my classmates jumped over the back seat and turned on the parking lights. He gave us a wave and hopped back into the back. I laughed and said who it was and we just left them to their business. The next day at school, I asked him if anything funny had happened to him the previous night and he turned red as a beet. Those were some good times.

Oh, and I support the trail cam idea.

Was a Volvo involved?

go with the game cam.
then we can rate the rack.

Getting this one on the ol' watch list.

ttt

Gil '91

Pretty common sight for those of us in the sticks. Was opening a gate one morning and noticed tire tracks.....and one girl's sock.....and a condom.


"Where's your sock, honey?"

"Gee daddy, I don't know."

if this turns out to be a dadgum audad again....

Do it!!!!!!!!!!

It's been 24 hours. The game cams had better be installed!


Now the thing that I call livin' is just bein' satisfied with knowin' I got no one left to blame

Lets do this thing!

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Okay. I know I'm going to regret this but I did say TexAgs would rule on it... so...

I set the camera under an orange tree overlooking the highway ROW where they've been parking. It is a low percentage shot because it's a little far from the camera but I don't mind sorting through the false positives that the highway returns. If you're worried about my or TexAgs liability; don't, we'll handle this as appropriate as a bunch of college educated internet posters hoping to catch a stealthcam pic of some adulturous strangers having roadsided intercouse could!

I'll post updates of anything intesting in this thread - just think of it as a TexAGS webcam of sorts. I should have a test shot of something by tomorrow. Maybe I'll bait a coyote in good measure.

haha, fun thread.

it's a public place, I'm not sure any of this is illegal.

Whoop! Can't wait for the pics to come in.