The victims and police are looking for tire tracks. Seems it'd be worthwhile for the beekeepers to invest in a bunch of game cameras and set them up every time

The victims and police are looking for tire tracks. Seems it'd be worthwhile for the beekeepers to invest in a bunch of game cameras and set them up every time they setup their hives unattended. They could at least get some faces, vehicle images, and possibly license tags, which would be a big head start in tracking the thieves. Mobile-connected cameras would be even better. IDK how dense license plate readers are in the Central Valley, but if there are even a few, they could likely catch perps within hours, even yellow-handed. Seems crazy to not apply at least a bit of technology when you are leaving valuable animals worth $five to $seven figures by the side of a field.