WVSPORTSMAN

I've heard several people say the same thing about the ants, I read where one guy used ano scented ant killer around the cam and got the problem under control. I thnk he even put alittle in side the cam. good luck

CamoCop

last year i had that problem with one of my Moultrie's. i had the camera on a persimmon tree to capture deer footage when they came to eat. it worked good for a couple of weeks until the ants found my camera. i took the camera off the tree and shook it, when the ants ran out i crushed them with my finger. i learned to never put a camera on any type of fruit tree again.

MTdrahthaar

If they have set up shop in there, you may have to throw it in the freezer for a while, then get a can of air and blow them all out of there.

heavy hitter

that's a good idea.

AR Bowhunter

Heavy Hitter,

What's theresults??

heavy hitter

bad news fellas. she's gone. i got rid of the ants but the camera isn't working right. i don't know if they chewed something up or what. i'm not real happy. looks like i'm shopping for a new camera. ...Deleted by CalHunter...

AR Bowhunter

I know the feeling lost one around the1st week of April due to flood waters.

Schultzy

Who would of figured ants would of ruined a camera. Man that sucks!!

heavy hitter

so what do you suggest fellas? should i get a moultrie? i know you guys rave about the i40 but i'd like a flash camera. is that the m40? is that a good camera? let me know.

siman, is that you that has the stealth camera that takes sweet pics? what's the trigger like on that camera?is it a flash camera or ir?

Siman08/OH

Truthfully, if you want to take pictures like you did with your old cudde, dont get the stealth or moultrie. The new 6.0 mp Moultrie might do the job, but my stealth has horrible battery life and the flash is too powerful (lots of whiteouts).

Their is a new Jim Shockey 6.0 Stelath cam that Cabelas has to you might want to look at. And cudde has a bunch of new cameras, but they havnt been reviewed by anybody yet so we dont know how they perform.