I'm trying to set up my Cuddeback before going to the woods. I put in the media card, and now I can't eject it. The directions say that the eject button is RIGHT below the card and to use a screwdriver to access it. I sure can't see one and surely don't want to be jabbing a screwdriver in there. So, I haven't even been in the woods and I'm having problems. Please help me.

Its right below the card, It is not really a button , its more like a little tab that you push in and it flicks your card out just a little bit so you can get ahold of it, I use the end of my cable, it works just right. Hope this helps, you will love your new Cuddeback.

Thanks Strut....after I left my original post I found a little tool that came with the Cuddeback. It had a sticker on it that said it was for removal of the card. Its like a pair of tongs and you just grip it and pull it out. Maybe they were having problems with the eject button and switched to the tool. Thanks for your feedback.

Do you have to hit the button or can you just pull the card out with the tool they give you. I have one and have just been pulling it out with the tool and it works but i hope i am not damaging anything.

deer-hunter18- my unit is the latest, and it doesn't even have an eject button. Only the little silver tool for removal. I just got back from setting it up for the first time. Time will tell if I put it in a good spot. I plan to check it in a couple weeks, if I can wait that long. My brother saw a HUGE buck last week about 1/2 mile from where I put the Cuddeback. It would be great to get a picture of him right away. Do you guys point your camera North South East or West. If you have a choice which way? I would assume North or South.

I like to point mine either north or south, mainly to keep the morning and afternoon sun from shinning directly on the camera. I can't wait 2 weeks between checking on mine, in the busy season I check it every 2 days, alot of nights before the acorns fell I was getting 40 to 50 pictures a night around some corn feeders.

My best so far is 151 pictures in a 40 hour period. I just started putting mine on the video mode and it is AWESOME.