This may be a silly question, but why do people continue to suggest cuddeback and moultrie game cameras when there are so many problems with them?

I have several friend and even my brother that have bought moultries and had to take them back because they flat won't work. I had a cuddeback that never did work, and when I tried to get them to make it right, I was told that they would not do anything.

I use my cameras more than just before and during deer season, but when I put them in the woods, I expect to get picture and not to have to work on them or have them worked on. I have 2 Camtrakkers that have not failed me in 4 years and well over 100,000 photos.

In game cameras like most everything else, you get what you pay for.