Regardless of distance it must not be where you can see the feed. It must be out of your line of site by natural terrain features or vegetation. It also must be 100 yards or greater. They defined a baited area to be less than 100 yards or anything in direct line of site.

Please understand even if you meet BOTH criteria an officer well versed in written articulation can still arrest you if he can convince the court you were using bait as an aid to assist you in attracting deer to an area to hunt. All they did was presume your innocence until proven guilty. That's why it's a rebuttable presumption. You're presumed to be hunting without the aid of bait if the feed is 100 yards and out of your line of sight, BUT if the officer can articulate in court that the circumstances leading to your arrest were in violation of our no baiting law, then you can still be arrested. Innocent until proven guilty.