So infuriating, isn't it? You'd just LOVE to catch the )(*#$ redhanded - but...
That's definitely the wrong approach. What's more infuriating than having some )#($ stealing from a guy like that is seeing the same little weasel getting scared, pulling a gun out, and killing somebody who's life is about a million times more valuable. It happens.
I'd say Infrared game camera. No flash.
You could also do a security camera wired (or wireless) to a computer to record (to avoid having a game camera stolen!)
Of course, even having a picture of somebody doesn't guarantee anybody will know who it is. Especially a grainy infrared image.
But - at least it's something.
Definitely contact the local police and at least have them check in from time to time.
You could also do a motion sensor alarm. All it has to do is beep a little and that should scare 99% of the scum away. You won't catch them, but you'll at least stop them. Of course, you have to live with false alarms too.
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