How many game cameras did they have in stock? I kept hitting the up arrow until the listing said out of stock. 25 was the limit. $800 apiece. Built in rechargeable batteries, solar panels, camouflage color exterior, transmittable, linkable, and high-definition cameras.
This was going to be expensive. The machine implements, the greenhouses, and the cameras. Yep. Expensive.
They were all available for pick up or delivery. I decided I would drive and pick up the small items I could get. But leave the big stuff for delivery. Brad would know what to do when it all arrived.
I had only started using tractors and machinery. I knew just enough to likely break stuff or screw it up. So, I will wait for Brad.
I drank another protein shake, tended to my scrapes and scratches, and hobbled to bed.
This night I could not get an easy sleep. I would not fall asleep and have nice dreams.
Tonight. I had a recurring nightmare. I was naked. In the middle of the night. Trying to cross a highway of 100 lanes of traffic. Like Frogger the video game. But I kept getting hit. Flying across the road, getting maimed or injured, and trying to hobble or crawl away.
But each time I tried to cross the highway. Thousands of cars would hit me, kill me, or injure me. Then the worst part.
Everyone would stop. They would get out of their cars. And they would see me naked. Dead, injured, or begging for help. But naked every time. Men, women, and kids would laugh. Take pictures of my naked body. And then the nightmare would reset. Over and over until I woke up.
My body was covered in sweat. My body still ached. But it was less of an ache then yesterday. I got up, showered, drank a shake, ate a handful of vitamins, and got dressed. I still had scratches on my chest, my knees, and my butt from falling and laying in the gravel. But I decided it wouldn't limit my fashion choices.
I pulled on the tiniest bright yellow thong I had, wore a tiny barely see-through yellow sun dress, and put on some multicolored cowboy boots.
The boots looked good but were a pain to drive in. So, I left them off until I got to my destination. ABC supply. It had the order all ready. But I could only take the small stuff. A teenage salesgirl questioned me about the game cameras. I told her I bought a new ranch and wanted to cover the large area. She nodded with agreement. She opened a box and showed me how to charge it, set it up, and link the cameras together. Each camera had a serial number and passcode. You needed them to enter the passcode into the next camera. And then down the line. Mess one up in the link and they wouldn't communicate. She also showed me ways of mounting them so they would be unseen. They had a huge prop area with it set up in many different ways. On the ground looking like a rock, in a bush, or on a tree.
The girl showed me fake branches they used to staple around the camera to hide it better. She was right. It looked more hidden. But not very natural. Then the solar panels. The wire was brown, and the panel would be hidden much higher up in the tree. Out of the line of sight.
"Who really looks up at trees when you drive by or hike along a trail? No one does." She explained.
"But that high up? A ladder wouldn't reach?" I asked.
"We use climbing kits. It's a belt with spikes that attach to your boots. A few practice trees and you will have it in no time." The salesgirl explained.
She threw in the tree climbing kit for free since I bought 25k worth of cameras.
After being brought up to speed on the cameras, how to install them, we got everything loaded. I headed home. The damn boots looked nice. But they hurt. I drove barefoot home.
As I drove, I thought of areas where I could mount the cameras. They had a maximum range of 1 mile. And they worked best if they could see each other. If they were over the crest of a hill or through too many trees. It would weaken the signal. If the signal was weak all along the chain. Then the speed of the uploaded pictures would be limited as well.
At home I unboxed them all and piled them in one of my spare bedrooms. I had decided to place the first camera on a light pole in the middle of my ranch. Next to my house. The camera would be at the top. The solar panel would be exposed to full sun.
The camera had an option for live viewing. The salesgirl showed me how to set it up.
Instead of climbing the wooden pole I grabbed the boom truck. It's a large diesel truck with a long arm and bucket on the end. We used it for fixing roofs and gutters. Or at least Brad did.
It took me 20 minutes to set it up, screw it tight, and lock it all in place. With the large light already installed and the large electrical box. The camera was barely noticeable.
Once the boom truck was put away, I logged onto the new camera. It was a fun toy. With a live view I would walk back and forth across the gravel yard while staring at my phone. Then run. The stop. The camera did not move or pan. But it had a wide-angle option. It also recorded what it saw. So, I could play it back even if I wasn't watching it right that second. I felt a bit safer knowing I had a camera set up. The next ones would be a bit tougher. Few light poles and few trees. I had hoped I would have enough places to run the full length of my road from north to south. But a ride on the ATV proved that would not be feasible.
We would need to install more light poles. That was the only option.
I had a huge, long list for Brad. 7 new light poles in the ground, electrical run under ground and then up them to the top, dig out the new garden, fill with wood bits, sand, topsoil, and amenities. Build the two huge greenhouses.
The far south area had only one good tree. It had a perfect place to point two cameras. One towards the south field and one towards the north to record the road and the nearby field. I wanted to try climbing gear after I watched a YouTube video a few times.
It seemed simple. Attach spikes to boots, attach harness to person, secure belt around tree, lean back, and kick spikes into tree. Then small steps up the tree.
I tried it for an hour before I got it. At the top of the tree, I looped a rope around a thick branch. In case I lost my grip and fell. I set up both cameras and both solar panels. I verified their serial numbers and such before heading down.
The biggest problem was connection. They were too far from the house for me to log in remotely. I had to walk or ride down to within a mile to get a view of the cameras. Or at least I would until I had 3 more cameras set up in between.
Well at least I felt a bit safer. They worked nicely.
I hid the climbing gear in my spare bedroom and had dinner. The day had gone by fast. Night was closing in. After dinner I wanted to do a real check of the cameras. Would they record me?
I waited until it was 10pm. I got on my running shoes and stripped naked. I walked around the gravel area between my house, the barn, and the large garage. How close would I have to be to trip the motion sensor. How close would I have to be for a good quality video or picture? Not grainy like the bigfoot pictures. If I moved too fast, would I be blurry?
I would have looked like an idiot if someone had been watching me. Running circles, stopping, starting, running forwards, backwards and then at a distance in different spots around the camera. How wide did it record?
After 20 minutes I jogged down to the south end.
My feet were the worst now. My legs were no longer sore or ached. But my heel, my pads of my feet. They were hurting from the repetitive impacts on hard ground.
It only took 30 minutes before I was at the south end. I repeated my odd dance. Circles around the area. Forwards, backwards, standing still. Then finding the farthest viewing distance.
I had brought my phone for this inspection.
I stepped back into the shadows far from the camera before I logged on. No blurry pictures or video, the night vision was high end, my face, my tits, my body. All recorded in 8K quality. You could even see the dust my feet kicked up when running or sliding to a stop.
Then there was the distance. At 80 yards I could see the definition of my face. I could recognize me. The night vision saw the reflective pieces on my shoes from over 150 yards. But that was the limit. You couldn't see my face. But you could tell I was a naked woman. Just not pick her out of a police lineup.
I scuffed the ground with my shoe in three places for the limit. Then three more places close up at 80 yards for the limit on good recognition. Then the last spots for how wide the camera's recorded. I would plant small trees here later so I would know where a person or animal was in relation to the distance.
I had a few 6-foot pine trees in buckets around the ranch. I intended to use them for other things. But this would be more important.
I jogged back to the house happy with my installed cameras. My naked running had made me horny. I had an idea. I grabbed a deck chair and set it in the middle of the gravel area. I turned off the bright overhead light. I leaned back, spread my legs, and played with my gushing pussy.
Running naked got me horny. It got me wet. Even thinking about it would soak my panties. I didn't have to do it to get wet. But when I did it. I soaked. I used my phone to zoom on me and my pussy. The night vision was amazing. It recorded every hair, every fold, and the juices. They glistened in the night.
It took me only 5 minutes to have a leg shaking orgasm. I nearly fell out of the chair. I returned the camera to its wide-angle view and walked the chair back to the deck. I saved the recorded video of my masturbation so I could watch it over and over on my laptop.