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GMMAT: Why dont you just buy the 6v rechargable battery and charger rom cabelas. You will save money in the long run.

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Stealth Cam. Battery lasts the whole season and takes great pics. What more could you ask for?? And for the price, why would you waste money on a Cuddeback?

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Camtrakker is the best in my opinion. Have tried them all for the most part. I get the best pics form it and the longest battery life also.

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any1 ever think of putting the camera faceing the deer in the front so when it trips it takes a pic of him when hes walking right at it. This is what i do and i baought like 5 wildview cameras and they all get photots

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Bowhunter:

If you're like me....I'm ONLY trying to get an inventory of the deer on the property I'm hunting. I don't go into their travel routes to set up cameras for a reason.

Like I said.....I set mine up about 15' from a mineral site.....and I'll bet you I'm about 2 out of 100 on "no deer" photos. I'm one of the few that probably started with a Cudde and moved to a moultrie. Also.....if I spent $400 on a camera....I wouldn't be telling you how bad it was.;) Luckily....I found someone that wanted my Cudde more than I did.

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Does anyone have any experience with the Primos Silent Image?

Other than the price, which I feel is ridiculous(799.00). Ive read and heard some awesome reviews about it. I want to just bite the bullet and buy one, but am having trouble justifying it, plus I'mtoo worried about theft.

This is the part that got me..........

NearVideo™ captures images at up to five frames per second, or set the still mode for any rate you desire. InstaOn™ gives the camera a trigger response time of less than 1/10 of a second with a PIR motion-sensing range up to 100 ft.[/align]

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Justin, what do you think about the I450? I've heard alot of bad things about the battery life. I just received my external 12 V battery today. I'm going to charge it for about 15 hours and go out tomorrow to install and gather my pics. Its been a week so I better have at least a deer or two on there.

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I'll be able to tell you in about 3-4 days. I bought it two weeks ago, threw some fresh batteries and a new card in it, and it's been in the woods ever since. Hopefully I get some photos on it or else it's going back to Cabela's like the last Stealth cam I bought. ;)

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Okay, gottcha. I'm pretty much in the same boat your are. Tomorrow will be the first time I check for pics. I'm telling you now that the battery life sucks [:-] but the camera itself is pretty good. Thats why I went ahead and ordered the external battery. Be sure to post pics when you get them.