Which Camera
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Fork Horn
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From: Warsaw, Indiana
The battery I bought was a 6 volt made by Werker, which I bought at a local archery shop. The charger is made by Moultri. I've been told that some Wal Mart's sell them. Mine does not. Charger and batteries run around $10 each. Hope this helps.
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i got the wildview .3 camera and got it set up today in what i hope is a good trail. i will wait til it snows to find a major trail by alot of rubs. do u guys leave ur cam out in the snow???is it good for it ? what r u suggestions
#16
I have a question on trail cams: Don't the flashes from the camera freak out the deer and cause them to change patterns? Are there any inexpensive digitial cams that take night vision photos without flashes?
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Fork Horn
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From: Warsaw, Indiana
As for leaving it in the snow, I do and have had no problems. As for the flash, that will always be debated. Everybody has there opinion on it. I'm sure it does a little, but I've had the same deer at the same trail cam spot as before and it does not seem to bother them too much. Some say put it high in a tree angling down and the deer will think its lightning. I would not worry about it. Just put it waist high.
The no flash ones are expensive and there are not too many companies that have them. I know Cuddeback has them, but in my opinion, Cuddebacks are way too over priced. I know people have had problems with them also. Check out chasingame.com
The no flash ones are expensive and there are not too many companies that have them. I know Cuddeback has them, but in my opinion, Cuddebacks are way too over priced. I know people have had problems with them also. Check out chasingame.com
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