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There are some on hiking trails :)

• DANmode 5mo ago
  Flock brand?
  • kotaKat 5mo ago
    Yup. Gen1 unit with the standard square Flock panel and black pole they always use. https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1tofx8e/flock_camera_on_hikebike_trail/ https://old.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1tofx8e/...
    • fc417fc802 5mo ago
      As horrifying as that image first appears, it turns out that's actually located adjacent to a road between two subdivisions in Mission Viejo CA. The picture conveniently had all of that cropped out though. It would appear that someone rotated the camera so it no longer faces the road.
• einpoklum 5mo ago
  Wow, it's really quite the panopticon you have there in the US. "Land of the free"...
  • Aurornis 5mo ago
    Trail cams are set by individuals, hunters, and wildlife observers. They’re used all over the world. It’s not “USA bad”. The government doesn’t have a network of trail cameras to monitor people on trails.
  • nickphx 5mo ago
    and what sovereign nation's regulations are you subjected to?
    • einpoklum 5mo ago
      A despicable one. The pit of moral depravity, ethno-religious-supremacism and jingoism. 21st century genocide ground zero. You can probably guess. (But it doesn't have trail cams.)