Save yourself the troubleDon't get a cuddeback I have one from 04 and it no longer works.All together I have 6, the 04 worked so good I got 5 more, two work others have been sent in to be fixed andyou can never get through to their CS. that was Oct. said I would have them backin three weeks. Its almost Dec. Go to chasingame.com before you get a cam.its a great review of most all the trail cams.I like the moultrie cams cause they are cheep and they work.

I picked up the Wildview Xtreme 3 at bass pro today. I just set if up near my food plot and I will let everyone know how it works. I got it for only 99.00. Not sure what the deal was, but it was cheaper than the Wildview Xtreme 2 (120.00). I had planed on getting the gmaespy 200 but they were out of stock. Just from testing it it seems to be a little slow on the trigger and you have to be kinda close to set off the PIR.

John

CUDDEBACK IF YOU WANT QUICK TRIGGER TIME AND HIGH RESOLUTION


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I just got my 1st game cam, it's a moultrie 100, I sat in my deerstand and watched it take 20 or 30 pics of some does feeding. They didn't even lift there heads to look at the flash. The flash does not seem to bother them at all..

I have 4 of the Wildview Extreme 2.0's and I love them. I had to tinker with the battery compartment a little, but they all work great and I have never noticed the flash scaring any of the animals away. I have, in fact, shot a bunch of animals I have taken pictures of. So they obviously did not leave the area. Here is a pic of the mature buck my father in law shot on Saturday.

Sorry, I put up the pic of the deer instead of the trailcam pic. Here it is before we hunted him.

Mike

The flash never seems to bother any of our deer. I often get several of the same deer in succession. See these pics for example. The forkhorn actually seems curious about the camera.