phall2

This camera is starting to pi$$ me off.
Flash was on and had a 1min delay and set to take 2 pictures at a time.

I put my camera out for 3 days/nights Behind a friends house where there is a lot of deer activity. The first night we saw 8 does(group of 4/group of 2,2 by themself)and the camera took a pic of one doe. Then put out corn when it got dark. In the morning there was no corn left, and no pics taken. I lowered the camera and figured it may have been racoons. The next night there were 8 pics taken. And my friend saw 4 deer buring daylight hours. The last morning when my friend woke up he said there were at least 5 does feeding in from of the camera. I took my camera home and there were 14 pics. 1 pic came out and it was when I took the camera off the tree. The rest were white.

I set it the flash on auto the next few days and only got 2 pics of deer the same deer when my friend saw 4.

(he sees them because they come right up to his sliding glass door in the den.)


Im really mad because I bought 2 cameras. I guess when you buy things that are cheap you get cheap results. Do you think Moultree will give me a refund or anything?

muzzleblast525

Here is a site for all your concerns. Personally, I wouldn't own the Moultrie 100....Cuddeback only for me....

http://www.chasingame.com/forum/index.php

kevin1

Like any other tool you have to find out what it can and cannot do , practice with it and you'll see what it's real capabilities are .

ilovehunting

I dont have anything to say to help you but I am very glad that this came up because I am looking at cameras and if this is not so great that is nice to know. I hope you can get it to work better though.

Mike Hill

I never use scouting cameras I still do it the hard way walk and search.
but I listen well and read well I want to take a stand at your friends sliding glass door. Mike

phall2

thats what I did for a while. I just want to know what kind of deer are in the area.