wihunter402

I have heard the trigger on the no flash is slower but I do not know that for certain. I would reconsider buying a cuddeback if I were you. Yes they do make a good camera but if you have ANY problems you will have one HELL of a time getting a hold of them to send it back in. Then all they seem to want is more money to "Upgrade" you. With ALL cameras you will have some that need work. They sit out side in rain and snow. If you have $400 to spend on a camera that you might only get 2 years out of then get one. Otherwise look somewhere else.

gene62

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Yes they do make a good camera but if you have ANY problems you will have one HELL of a time getting a hold of them to send it back in.

If you build your ownownyou can fix your own

cmscat50

Trigger is much slower on the no flash cudde. Almost 3 seconds slower.

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onebadf250

Pretty fast trigger. Look what my home brew cam caught last year during the rut. Not sure how fast he was coming around that corner but my camera caught him. I gotthe doe he was chasinga few mins before butshe wasn't moving as fastas he was.

gene62

That is one cool picture! he sure was hookin it

onebadf250

Thanks. To bad that was Feb 2nd and the season ended Jan 31. I saw this deer 3 times during bow season last year and couldn't get him to cooperate. He's a 10pt. No one saw him during gun season until this pick which was taken 2 days after it closed. SHEWWW! was my first thought! He's still alive this year. I saw him this past saturday morning at 90yds with my bow. He is alot bigger. I guessed him at 125+/- in this pic. He is going to be close to 140 this year..maybe more. He's still a 10pt with more mass a little bigger spread and alot longer tines. His wide brows give him away. We've never seen or harvested a deer with brows that far apart. I'll post a pic if I get him on my cam or with an arrow or gun. Btw this is a south alabama deer. Not bad huh!