Is Stealth really slow?
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Is Stealth really slow?
Here is a pic of a doe that jumped out in front of my Stealth Cam.. Do you think it is slow? Also a pic of the same doe starting a small scrape and rubbing her face up on a limb that hung over it..
#3
RE: Is Stealth really slow?
I agree with you 100% on facing it away from the sun.. In this area here I was trying to get some pics of an old scrape from last year that the deer were using. I couldn't find another tree big enough to put it unless I was right on top of it. I have moved it to a trail and I am hoping to get some nice pics from that. I did have to point it south though soI am not sure how they will be. The area is really thick so perhaps the sun will not bother it to bad. For as far as false triggering I have not had that happen just yet.
The reason I posted this was because I have heard alot about Stealth Cams being real slow on the triggering aspect.. I have not had to much of a problem with mine though..
The reason I posted this was because I have heard alot about Stealth Cams being real slow on the triggering aspect.. I have not had to much of a problem with mine though..
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: ELK GROVE CA USA
Posts: 1,251
RE: Is Stealth really slow?
the 35mm stealths are not the fastest, but with good strong batteries i don't have any blank pictures.. for the digital i have a few of the i390's. .. again, not the fastest trigger speed of all the cams available, but sure does put out nice pictures if placed correctly...
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RE: Is Stealth really slow?
i have a stealth.. i think they are too.. if like something comes by running like in the pictures they arent that fast........ them new cuddebacks are watcha need to have if you can afford em... thats the only thing thats stoppin me from gettin one is the 400 price tag
#9
RE: Is Stealth really slow?
I dont have any problems with mine (I550) except whiteouts. My old Stealth (I450), had problems kinda like yours but only in day time pics. It took amazing night photos.