I just got home from picking up my pictures that I got developed from my stealth cam today. I had it out there 7 days over a pile of corn, and when I went to check it today, I had 89 hits on it, too bad I only had a 12 roll exposure of film. When I got my pictures back, I found squirrles, birds, coons, Turkeys, pheasants, and of course, deer. And I was very surprised to get a buck on there with his rack still on, I thought for sure, that they would all be shedding by now here in Mn.

I had a guy at work tell me today that last month he almost hit a buck when he was heading home one night after work .This is what he told me ,I thought they would have all been shed by now.

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I am still getting pics of bucks with their racks in tact.

My camera was maxed out on Monday when I went and changed the film 99 hits.

Sure am thinking hard about the Stealth Digital camera now.

I had 48 hits in one night . What speed film you useing? My pictures came out dark with 200 hundred speed,,,,

I was all excited when I saw that my camara had used up the 24 exposures in 2 days, than I got them developed had a few deer even a nice buck with antlers still on but most of the pics were of the sun setting.lesson learned. I use 800 speed film I thinks it takes the best pitcure at night

What kind of delay are you putting on the camera?

I use 400 speed in mine, seems to turn out very good, I have used 200 speed a couple of times and they seem to turn out kind of dark. I set mine to take 2 pictures at a time, but I have one camera set at 15 min, and one at 10.

We had ours set to take 2 pics at a time but usually on the second pic all we got was either nothing or a big white tail waving goodbye to us. We ended up changing ours to 1 pic with 5 minute delay between.

Put it at the entrance to my yard and you could have had 15 different deer last night. You'd have to install one of those automatic film feeders that's about 100 yards long to get through a week.