Look, it warms my heart to see people cutting flock cameras down, but there are very few people who are willing to go through the physical effort or risk, so this really isn't a viable widespread strategy. Getting someone to use an extension ladder or shimmy up a pole to put a bag on them, in broad daylight, with a crowd of people and signs and press, has much more widespread applicability.
Create an adaptable, extensible template that any local group can use. In the process, you also build organizational capacity. You put up a website and social media accounts, hold public teach-ins, create a mailing list. You can use that capacity then on the next campaign. This is how you build a movement.