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06-07-2007, 05:06 PM

#21

Diesel77

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Join Date: Jul 2005

Location: Damascus MD

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RE: trail cams

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ORIGINAL: huntingson

I agree completely that the more $ you spend does not necessarily = better pictures when it comes to game cams. I have a Wildview 3.0 with a standard flash ($125 or so) and a Cuddeback with the IR flash ($450 or so).

I agree. My hunting partner bought the lower StealthCam2.0 MP. I bought the 3.1 MPbecause it has a view finder on it, it was so smallI couldnt see the pics anyway lol. I found I set the camera at no more than 2.0 anyway because I can get more pics on the cards. His cost $169 mine cost $299. Not much difference between his pics and mine, other than rack size lol.

06-07-2007, 09:05 PM

#22

GregH

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Join Date: Dec 2005

Location: Racine, Wisconsin

Posts: 5,922

RE: trail cams

Cuddeback, it has to be fast to catch an elusive trophy such as this! [:-]

06-08-2007, 07:36 AM

#23

IL-Cornfed

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Join Date: Feb 2003

Location: Fulton county IL USA

Posts: 4,271

RE: trail cams

GregH,

That's an awesome pic, what's the story? Was he lookin' for you? [8D]

06-08-2007, 03:08 PM

#24

W.T.F.

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Join Date: May 2007

Location: McDonald, PA

Posts: 158

RE: trail cams

diesel where are those pics from if those are MD deer then I am amazed at the size of them. Those are freakin huge

06-08-2007, 03:45 PM

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Diesel77

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Location: Damascus MD

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RE: trail cams

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ORIGINAL: W.T.F.

diesel where are those pics from if those are MD deer then I am amazed at the size of them. Those are freakin huge

Yeah they are from a 2000 acre property myself and 3 other guys hunt in MD. I saw them several times last year but never was close enough to get off a shot. The typical 10 was about 40 yards from me one time but didnt have a clean shot. Good news is they didnt get taken last year that we know of so hopefully they made it thru the gun season. I have about 100 pics of each of them. There are some other nice bucks we have pics of and saw last year so we should have a good amount of 3.5+ year olds this season. I'll know if they made it next month when I start putting trail cams out.

06-08-2007, 03:57 PM

#26

MeanV2

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Join Date: Jun 2007

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RE: trail cams

I've got a couple of Cuddeback No Flash cameras and while they are better than other cams I have owned. I really like the Homebrews a buddy built for me. Simpler to use, easier to setup, and better quality pics. I think the Cuddebacks are going up for sale