So glad you've enjoyed our video! As most trail cameras are manufactured for the American deer-hunter market they are often suggested to be put quite high. But for the wildlife that we tend to capture in the UK (badgers, foxes, stoats) they're all quite low animals so around a metre or two off the ground and tilted slightly downwards should work well! I would try looking for tracks that animals make amongst nearby scrub and vegetation, or rocks/tree stumps they may scent mark on to position the camera, the edge of the field, for example, might work well as it might be a natural corridor for wildlife? It may struggle to pick up a whole field as I imagine it will only be able to ick up heat/movement of a certain distance. Hope that helps :) Sally

@@doncatchmentriverstrust thank you I'll try that🙂👍