livbucks

If you put too much film into the take-up spool, it will buckle and not engage into the sprocket teeth. Only put slightly enough film into the take-up to reach the indicator mark. This has happened to me on occasion too.

neck4752

my Stealth cam is doing the same thing. It isnt that the film wont load. It is that the sprocket wheel just wont wind the film at ALL. I think the wheel is like burnt out.

Jim

Vogt_51

had the same problem with mine, so i took it off the tree and took it home, once i got home, i moved the film a bit and the first time it worked.....i was like crap.....i must have only been home 5 minutes, so i got back in the vehicle and headed right back out.....

bighorns35

i had 1 of my camera's burn out. it wouldnt do anything. so i called the hotline. gave me a tracking # and told me how to send it back. said it would be 3 weeks before i heard anything. 3 weeks to the day i recieved a brand new camera free of charge. they have also done this with 3-4 straps that i broke the cheap plastic buckle on. i will put up with little problems and keep my temper under control when they stand behind there products like i have had them do for me.

Dampland

I actually will usually give my stealths time to set, and then I will walk by it and intentionally trigger it to take a picture. That way I know it is advancing correctly.

Since I get my photos developed straight to a CD, I can just easy delete the unwanted photo of me. I never get paper prints of my photos anymore. WAAAAY CHEAPER