trail cams
#21
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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 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).
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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
diesel where are those pics from if those are MD deer then I am amazed at the size of them. Those are freakin huge
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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![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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