Trail Cam

[snowfighter]

Do want to start a war but want information on the best user friendly trail cams?

[Archerysniper]

I have a stealth cam and a cuddyback no flash. I find myself leaving the stealth cam at home alot and sticking with the cuddyback.

[tracker x-2]

I have a couple stealth cams and a moultree. They all take quality photos for me with correct placment.I found the stealth cams are pretty user friendly, but theres plenty of people on here who will disagree me. look for something in your price range and try it out.

[LOTWSvirgin]

I have a stealth cam and a cuddyback no flash. I find myself leaving the stealth cam at home alot and sticking with the cuddyback.

I agree

[snowfighter]

Thanks thats what I'm looking for first hand information.

[Archerysniper]

Just saw a ad on tv that fleet farm has cuddybacks on sale like $140 off the original price.

[Code-Man]

TIP!!!! DO NOT USE THE SDHC! I saw a SanDisk SDHC for cheaper then a regular SD card. My moutrie does not like it one bit. Get really funky pictures just be cautious!!!!

TIP 2!!!! Do a dry run before taking to field! Twice this year I didn't take the time to make sure it worked before hand and it kicked me in the shorts.

[propster]

Lot of good ones out there, hard to beat that little Soutgaurd though. And it also seems to like the better San Disk sd cards over the cheaper ones.

[96trigger]

my moultries are both user friendly, program and forget them. Have used the newer Cuddybacks too, set the date and time, turn the dial, done.

[sticknstring]

I think the Cudde's are running rebates too... $25 for flash & $50 for IR.