It wasn't working. The one I saw was not high in the tree and I could look at it closely.
I was on Tuckerton Road, coming from Washington Turnpike heading toward Carranza, crossed Hawking Turnpike and I believe it was the next road that crossed with trails on both sides of Tuckerton Road. It did have a new small wooden barrier blocking the trail beyond the strips. The camera there said spypoint on the antenna. Apparently spypoint does makes real and dummy cameras, but I cant find anything similar to what I saw. One hit was from Ebay for the dummy, but there was no pic and it said sold out. I guess they sold them all to the DEP ! All kidding aside, dummy or real or a mix of both I still don't like it.Did the location you were at have the sign saying video was in use?
I have SPYPOINT cellular cameras. They send still photos when the camera detects to my cell phone. The photos aren’t great and work well to just identify the type of animal. There is likely no chance they get reception to send a photo to a cell phone. I’ve tried mine at corn and pine dens and I don’t get enough reception to use them. The cameras are likely dummies and even if they are functioning the photo wouldn’t be good enough to issue a ticket. They are also 10 bucks a month on each camera to get the service, I doubt the state would pay for that. Cellular cameras rarely work in pines - I’ve been looking for a solution for a decade.Next time grab a picture of their setup.
I used Google image search to find out the exact model and specs:Next time grab a picture of their setup.
Not to mention the continuing expense and maintenance of batteries.