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muskymike

12-08-2007 12:41 PM

Cold weather cams

Hi all, just joined. I was wondering if anyone has trouble with their trail cams when the temps are below 0. I'm in Northwest Wisconsin.

b_stricker12

12-08-2007 06:41 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

just my predator...the junk screen don't work for **** when it gets cold.....my cudde's work great though

subseb

12-08-2007 07:46 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

I bought spypoint camera because they are made in Canada and developped for cold temp A lot of my friends in Saskatchewan have this camera and work on -20 perfectly. They a look at http://www.ggtelecom.ca/EN/produits.html. You can oder it online and I received mine in 3 days !

Easy to use....

Ad.at : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxwWxVwmWWs

Seb

npockat32

12-11-2007 08:49 AM

RE: Cold weather cams

Quote:

ORIGINAL: subseb

I bought spypoint camera because they are made in Canada and developped for cold temp A lot of my friends in Saskatchewan have this camera and work on -20 perfectly. They a look at http://www.ggtelecom.ca/EN/produits.html. You can oder it online and I received mine in 3 days !

Easy to use....

Ad. at : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxwWxVwmWWs

Seb

subseb, how do you like your spypoint came? I was looking at them. Have any troubles with them? How about the postives and negatives about the cam...any info would be helpful thanks!

mikemac10

12-11-2007 03:26 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

Ive had my cuddeback out when it was -20 and it worked fine, if it takes a lot of pics at that temp it eats batteries fairly quick though.

muskymike

12-11-2007 11:10 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

I have a Moultrie.Seems when it's likebelow 0 it goes on the fritz and won't work. It's pretty new.

npockat32

12-12-2007 07:51 AM

RE: Cold weather cams

Quote:

ORIGINAL: mikemac10

Ive had my cuddeback out when it was -20 and it worked fine, if it takes a lot of pics at that temp it eats batteries fairly quick though.

Yeah I have 2 cuddeback's out right now and they seem to work fine but battery life is cut by more than half. In the cold weather I get about 3 weeks out of them. But what do you expect when it's 20 below out.

Schultzy

12-12-2007 08:44 AM

RE: Cold weather cams

Quote:

ORIGINAL: npockat32

Quote:

ORIGINAL: mikemac10

Ive had my cuddeback out when it was -20 and it worked fine, if it takes a lot of pics at that temp it eats batteries fairly quick though.

These guy's said it perfectly! Same expierence with mine!

subseb

12-18-2007 03:39 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

npockat32,

My camera is perfect !!! We don't have nothing to set. It's easy easy to use. I found new store in US sell Spypoint at 249.99$. Visit www.wildviewweb.com. You will be able to see some pictures taken with spypoint ir-a model.

No trouble with it and all positive

hiker39

12-28-2007 09:48 PM

RE: Cold weather cams

i use the one from vigil.qc.ca , and it work really good at extreme cold if you use durecell rechargebles

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