Now that's what I call profound !
Bwahahahahaha !! Thanks DC , I was having a crappy day until I saw that .

I recently bought and set up a Stealth cam , it took me awhile to figure out why it hadn't fired many shots , and then it wouldn't rewind manually or otherwise . Then the manual rewind button sank in and disappeared ... I'd like to say that I took it in stride , but I'd be telling a serious fib . I only wish that I had taken it back for credit , but in the shape it was in I doubt they would have taken it back. It's a good thing it was cheap .

Next victim will be digital .

Yeah, I would take it back and get the slightly more expensive camera. Chances are your luck can't run that bad. [

I can't believe soo many guys have had problems with the 35mm Stealth Cams, out of the dozen or so cameras that my buddies and I have bought, none of them had a single problem. Film loading was a little tricky at first, but if you press down fairly hard on the center of the back side of the camera when you load the film, it will advance the roll properly. Manual rewind was another thing we had trouble with till we read the directions and found that the camera had to be in test mode in order for the manual rewind to work. We have thousands of pictures from the units we have had and have got our best quality pics from these units.

On the other hand, the digital Stealth is about the biggest joke of a unit I have seen. Terrible battery life, INCREDIBLY slow shutter speed, and sub-standard picture quality best describe it. The experiences we have had with the Moultrie units have been the same way, they work decent for awhile and then just crash. Heck, the new 35mm Moultrie didn't even make it through a single roll of film. The unit when turned on would simply start snapping picture after picture.

When it comes to 35mm units, the saying "you get what you pay for" isn't entirely true, which shows with the thousands of good game cam pics on here every year that were taken with these units. Now on the other hand, when it comes to digital, that seems to be true, and that is why I dropped the extra cash and got the Trail Mac digital.

You beat me to the punch BM. Some guys really suck at reading directions!

I have a Stealth Cam, and it gave me some problems. I haven't had any rewinding problems though, but I always put it on test then hit P, then R, then P, then R until it rewinds.

all about game digital camera i got a picture of a white deer rump thats all you could see the flash didn't work. i upgraded to stealth camera and thats all the money i need to spend no film and i can leave it and it will take up to 1,054 pictures or so. or 10 second vedio i like this camera

I had two stealth cams and both worked OK. Sometimes they were real finicky. I just got tired of them eating batteries, buying rolls of film and getting nothing but rump shots. I bought a Cuddeback and love it. No more film cameras for me.

PS - Unlike most men, I do read the instructions.

thanks guys for your support with the ruff time iam going threwi glad we have so many comedians on here!! its all fun and games till someone loses a few rolls of fill

I met a guy who has 3 of them and has had no issues with HIS. They take beautiful pics and for the price of them at Wal-Marts they can't be beat.

this is my 3rd year with my stealth from wally worldand I have never had any problems with it just take it back and get another one.