matters

Who said moultrie cameras had slow trigger speeds?
Date on camera is wrong picture was taken last week.

Vermont_hunter

yea i have a couple of jumpin does too, i like it

answerguy

I wouldn't give the Moultrie too much credit. That deer had probably been in front of that camera for a minute when it finally decided to wake up and take a picture.

answerguy

Speaking of running deer; this was taken on my Moultrie. I can promise you that it didn't capture this picture as they just happened to be darting past. My opinion is that they were browsing out in front of the camera and spooked when that silly red light flashed just before the camera flash went off.

Rebel Hog

Great pictures guys!

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Primitive Weapon

Jumping Deer????? That looks more like a mutant rabbit!!!!

Phil from Maine

Very nice pictures guys congrats!

matters

Yes It has to wake up but this camera will trigger consistantly in under 1 second once it is awake. Maybe not common for all Moultries but I couldn't ask for a better camera than this one. It has taken tons of photos.


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Speaking of running deer; this was taken on my Moultrie. I can promise you that it didn't capture this picture as they just happened to be darting past. My opinion is that they were browsing out in front of the camera and spooked when that silly red light flashed just before the camera flash went off.



If that silly red light scared those deer that bad I bet that when the flash went off it drove them out of the country never to be seen in that location again. Also I thought that by using red lights animals were not alerted to themIf not than all the night time predator hunters are really fooled. Maybe I'm wrong?

sixeight

here's a jumpin doe. sorry it's not from a moultrie, it's a stealthcam 35mm. i do use a moultrie digital now.