It seems to me that marking cameras is just an invitation to theft of same.

The closest I have come to this is the photo of a clothed rear end of a woman. She was wondering the woods looking for her dog and I got a perfect framed photo of her backside. It would have qualified for Boone and Crockett, if you know what I mean.

He did it to himself. Public figures are people, too, and they do get busy, but they are held accountable at a higher standard than regular people. While it sucks to get caught like that, he DID venture into private property that was marked as such. It's his own fault. Trail cameras shouldn't be marked just because of somebody's mistake.

Of course, what's the first thing a Politician thinks of,
"We have to have a law!"
I mean, how dare a private property owner put a camera up on his own property!
The nerve of some people.

Of course, why should a camera designed to be unnoticed be allowed to stay hidden in the woods? No, I don't think trail cams should be marked, even if on public land. Of course, if someone does get photos/video of another person, they should have the decency to not make that stuff public...unless it involves illegal activity.

Theres no way im marking mine. I would prefer to keep cameras

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I see no harm in posting signs reading "trail cameras have been installed on this property". Might even decrease poaching and increase adherence to game laws.

If such signs are put up, you probably wouldn't even have to have the cameras...!!

Just like a politition to lead the blind dog off the trail !

FirstBubba & Albert Curtis Have got the reasonable answer. No Need to 'Mark the Spot' - Just an awarness like the constable 'Overhead survelance' or 'Radar Survalliance' on PUBLIC lands. If on Private property check with the owner First B4 using pubic property on their land or at least remember the bull can make it across the field in 5.5 seconds.

Where else would you go for a romp in the woods but someplace marked No Tresspassing? That cuts way down on being caught in flagrante delicto.

There should be no law saying that you have to post a trail cam! Even if it is on public land... well its public land and you shouldnt be doing things u dont want others to see on it

No there are not required to be marked here in AZ. And it would be bad if they were required to be marjed cause more of them would come up missing. I try to play by the rule that if I stumble up on someones camera, I try to back out of the lense angle as soon as possible or avoid it all together if I can. I do this cause I dont want to mess up anyones pictures. Unfortunitly this respect was not returrned, I had my camera set up on a tree in a nice spot, even had it in a cage with monster cable around the tree and through the cable with a hardened lock on it. left it for just over a week and when my brother went to pick it up, GONE. no lock, cage or cable. tree was still standing so they either took bolt cutters or a saw, or managed to shoot the lock off, either way I was out a camera. If I am required to post a sign that says I have cameras up what are the odds I ever come back to find my camera still there??