What one to get?
 

Currently I have a Non Typical Deer Cam (film)
Im looking to get a digital but I am stuck on two cameras. I do like the Cuddeback Series. But I have heard good things on the Leaf River. There is a No Flash out by Cuddeback but I dont want a Non Flash Camera.
Heres what I narrowed it down too.

Cuddeback EXpert 3.0 Digital Video Scouting Camera (399.99)
Or
Leaf River DC-6SS 6.3 Scouting Camera with Super-Sized View Screen (380.00)

Thanks.
Cory

RE: What one to get?
 

Go here first. www.chasingame.com

Read the comparison between the cuddeback and the bushnell trail sentry 2.1
I just got the sentry this week.

RE: What one to get?
 

The newest leaf river cameras are well thought of also, read the reports!

RE: What one to get?
 

If you are willing to spend that much, it is my opinion that you look into a Trail Watcher 2040. For just a little bit more money you can get a real good camera. These have a Sony digital camera in them and take great pictures. The electronics are very reliable and the whole unit is compact and very well built.

RE: What one to get?
 

any website for the Trail Watcher??

RE: What one to get?
 

www.trailwatcher.net

RE: What one to get?
 

Do NOT buy the Cuddeback. Yes they take good pictures but WHEN you do have trouble you will not get any help from them. I have sent mine in 3 times and it still is not getting pictures of anything. At least they got it to write to the card now. I think the trigger is just messed up. I have been messing with it since April. Not one picture of a deer all year.

If you really have that kind of money to spend do what I wish I had done. Get yourself 3 or 4 of the less expensive ones and set them all over. Best of luck to you with it.

RE: What one to get?
 

For a little more money, you can get a Camtrakker digital Ranger. I have 2 Camtrakker digitals and love them. They are simple to operate and very reliable. My digital Ranger uses a Sony 6.0 camera that I also use for my kill photos in the field. To me, being able to take the camera out and use it adds a little bang for your buck.