HollywoodBQ said:

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I didn't know about fatass vision but I definitely get the point.

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I made the term up. It is basically something that can be seen from someone seated on an ATV.

We had our deer camp ripped off twice south of Berclair, TX back in the early 80s and had the same question, but we had probably more brush than you do in Nevada, and the dads in the camp were notorious "get it done inexpensive guys".

One of their refrigerators had died about the same time the first break in, and we found some brush about 50 yards from our camp house and stored our lanterns, cast iron cookware and other camp valuables/tools, etc in the newly camo painted refrigerator with a latch on the doors. Cheap, obviously, and "waterproof" with the latches installed properly. "Free" and effective. The second time they got canned food and a spatula and not much else. All the critical stuff (no electricity/water, so similar to your situation) was in the "fridge".

Remember, anything you do is just a deterrent and spending a load of cash, especially in a remote area with time to spare is just that, not thief proof.

TOM-M said:

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Look at the camera info and settings from your computer. Dollars to donuts, you'll find the lat/lon of your camera's location.

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Just got my first trailcam pic. On my phone, I can't see the lat/long but, I looked at the picture on the Covert Wireless website and the lat/long where the camera is located shows on the page with the picture. Thanks for the tip.

I just plugged that lat/long into Google Maps and it is not the camera location.
Looks more like a cell phone tower a mile or two away.

How far is the closest storage location from the property? A small trailer stored locally til you get something robust in place could work.

HollywoodBQ said:

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I just plugged that lat/long into Google Maps and it is not the camera location.
Looks more like a cell phone tower a mile or two away.

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Dammit. I just looked at the coordinates on mine (Covert Blackhawk) and Google Earth is showing it 2.31 miles West of where it is.

This has worked before. Don't know why it isn't now.

So much for that feature...wish I hadn't suggested it. One more thing I don't like about this camera.....