6mm06
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Nice going on the hog.
As to false alarms, it does happen sometimes, but generally during the daytime. It's pretty common in the daytime. But, at night it seems to settle down and rarely does it ever go off unless some animal tripped it. When the transmitter batteries begin to get weak, it will give false alarms too, even at night, but as I mentioned, the sensor batteries (9-volt) will generally last 2 months or so. With fresh batteries in the transmitters, if the alarm sounds at night, I can bet the farm that some animal is there.
I have spent many nights in my hobo-shack of a cabin, hoping for a coyote. I generally get in the bunk and sleep. Many times hours will have passed and nothing. Then suddenly that little ear bud begins to beep in my ear, and I get up and look through the NV scope to see some critter at the site. Generally when the alarm sounds, my heart jumps too. LOL.
Once you get it to working right, it will help a lot.
Good luck.