Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
07-19-2007, 09:24 PM
#1
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: georgia
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Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
I put out my new Stealthcam, and picked it up this evening. It would make a great commercial for Cuddeback, because 19 out of 25 pics triggered too late, with nothing in the picture!!![:@]Let's like I will be spending a lot more money, unless someone can recommend one that works consistently without breaking the bank.
07-19-2007, 10:25 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Stony Point/Albany, NY
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RE: Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
I didn't want to hear that, I just picked one up yesterday from Gander Mtn. As we speak I'm setting it up and learning how to use it. I got the I230, anyone else have the pros and cons of it? Preferably pro's lol...
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07-19-2007, 10:31 PM
#5
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RE: Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
Another tip is to make sure the camera isn't to close to where you expect the deer. With my camera, if the deer are right next to the camera I have the same problem. I also put it at an angle to the trail.... The deer tend to be walking towards me or away - but either way I see what I'm after...
Here's a couple of pics from my cheap trail camera - the deer are actually quite a distance away from the camera. I placed the camera angeling towards where I expected the deer to come from:
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0006.JPG
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0028.JPG
Here's a couple of pics from my cheap trail camera - the deer are actually quite a distance away from the camera. I placed the camera angeling towards where I expected the deer to come from:
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0006.JPG
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0028.JPG
07-19-2007, 10:51 PM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North Dakota
Posts: 959
RE: Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
ORIGINAL: SouthDakotaHunter
Another tip is to make sure the camera isn't to close to where you expect the deer. With my camera, if the deer are right next to the camera I have the same problem. I also put it at an angle to the trail.... The deer tend to be walking towards me or away - but either way I see what I'm after...
Here's a couple of pics from my cheap trail camera - the deer are actually quite a distance away from the camera. I placed the camera angeling towards where I expected the deer to come from:
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0006.JPG
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0028.JPG
Another tip is to make sure the camera isn't to close to where you expect the deer. With my camera, if the deer are right next to the camera I have the same problem. I also put it at an angle to the trail.... The deer tend to be walking towards me or away - but either way I see what I'm after...
Here's a couple of pics from my cheap trail camera - the deer are actually quite a distance away from the camera. I placed the camera angeling towards where I expected the deer to come from:
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0006.JPG
http://www.southdakotahunter.com/pics-deer/ICAM0028.JPG
07-20-2007, 12:07 AM
#8
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: georgia
Posts: 3,297
RE: Stealthcam--@#%$@!!!!!!
No direct sunlight, no moving objects. I tried walking in front of it myself, ans it was several seconds before the flash went off. Batteries weren't low either. Maybe I got a lemon.
