I have 3 noflash and one that flashes. Even with the no flashes they can still detect the red light and get leary. They do seem to get over it easier though.
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I have a Moultrie that Flashes, and obviously... they got spooked....flash maybe? maybe not though becuse there was 30min betwen the first two and the third..
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Who knows when it comes to the deer. I've had pictures of a buck that stood around and posed for several pictures. He didn't mind one bit but then I have another where I had the camera set up for double pics, in the first one he's walking, in the second one he's on his hind legs jumping out of his skin.
Of course the 35mm make noise too.
I think no flash is better but....like Greg showed, it still can be spooking. Look at the deer on the video ones, they look, get nervous etc....
Yep, it's definitely the sound. My no flash make a fairly noticable noise when taking a pic. However my regular ones make no noise. It all just depends on the deer whether a camera will spook them.
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Evidence supporting no flash cams.
Heck way early now I see the time stamp.
