Trail Cam
 

Any suggestions on them??? What one would you go with How about them Cuddy backs?? they any good? Thinking about getting me one.

RE: Trail Cam
 

cuddiebacks are top notch...too rich for my blood...
i have 2 stealthcams 1.3 megap..love them ..170.00 each ..have time /date..

RE: Trail Cam
 

I did as much research as possible and decided that the Cuddeback, although expensive was the best. Most of my information came from these forums. What a way to get an honest opinion, then from fellow hunters who seem to want to tell you if they had good or bad luck with the product they bought. I got one from my wife for xmas and put it out this week. I can't wait to check it.

RE: Trail Cam
 

Here's what me and my huntin buddies have found out about any camera other than the cuddeback. If you are not setting it up in a spot where deer will be stopped, say feeding, then you will get more photos of animals ( instead of just the woods ) if you face the camera down the trail. You will get alot of just head on and rear shots, but you see more of what you're looking for. The cuddeback triggers so much faster that it is far superior. But you can buy like four 35mm or two good quality digital cams to one cuddeback.

RE: Trail Cam
 

I have 2 cuddebacks and 1 Moultrie 200. The cuddebacks are head and shoulders above the Moultrie but, for the money the Moultrie isn't a bad camera. If money isn't a problem get the cuddeback instead you won't be sorry.

RE: Trail Cam
 

if money isnt a problem then get the MAD Wildlife eye

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Two Cuddebacks and just got a Moultrie 100 ($65 bucks, why not) and love the Cuddebacks. I've had several other cameras, but they just didn't perform like the Cuddeback. Here is a mix of deer over the last two years.

RE: Trail Cam
 

cuddeback if money isnt a problem but like others have said i would get two moultries instead of one cuddeback or the stealth cams are good too