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re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

Ken Carter — Fri, 29 May 2009 18:11:28 GMT

I have two Moultrie game cameras and the digital displays have gone out on both of them. i just sent one camera back to Moultrie today and plan to send the other back as soon as i get the first camera back. Other than this problem i have really enjoyed both cameras.

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

Glenn Fox — Sat, 23 May 2009 15:47:47 GMT

Having problems with lines on the digital display. Any solutions?

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Photos

micheal — Fri, 22 May 2009 23:55:03 GMT

holy crap a doe..its so amazing'

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Photos

hunter john — Thu, 14 May 2009 14:56:32 GMT

why do you guys do these stuff do you eat it or do you give it to some company

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Look

wesly — Thu, 14 May 2009 14:55:04 GMT

how do you guys gat all these deers

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

Nic — Thu, 14 May 2009 02:27:58 GMT

I like these cameras but have some issues with the weather proofing and quality of the housing. Any problems I had were likely moisture related. Probably my fault for opening them while wet or raining. But otherwise, very good battery life. I think it was a couple months and still said 75%. They worked great on trails and the .avi format videos are easy to work with. SD cards held many pics and sometimes were full when we checked them a month later (using video). They take a picture at the end of each video. I think they should have took the pic at the beginning because there was rarely anything in it.

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Photos

deerman69 — Mon, 04 May 2009 15:50:48 GMT

I think any kind of animal caught on camera is great. We can't always get a big buck on film. The pictures are great. Glad I bought one over the winter

re: Moultrie Game Spy 4.1 MP Digital Trail Camera

Brian — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 20:19:35 GMT

I purchased a Game Spy 5.0, and just viewed the 1st pictures today. I put it up on April 4, and today is April 29. It had taken 84 photos, and still has 72% battery life. The pictures are awesome. Numerous Deer, Turkeys, a skunk and two trespassers. I am very excited out this new camera.

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

Rodney House — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:22:57 GMT

We own 2 I40's, 1 M40 and a D40. Three have been back to Moultrie once and 1 twice. The displays either go blank or have a couple of lines across them. When this happens you can not setup the camera. If we had it to do over we would buy fewer but more expensive cameras. Whe we get the 2 broke ones back from Moultrie it will be Ebay time for them.

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

Ray — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 07:04:38 GMT

Well i'm really excited after reading this forum, it has been great. I just ordered 2 I40's last night online at amazon for 159.00 each. Seems like i may have gotten a pretty good deal. I also bought 4 4 gig sd cards so it looks like i will have lots of room for pics and maybe some video. This will help me evaluate my 45 acre place i just bought a couple of weeks ago. I have already seen some flat heads running on my place on 4 different mornings and evenings. Hopefully these cameras will show me all the wildlife I have when ever the lights go out. With a little luck, I hope to be able to talk about how great this camera is after getting a few pics. Thanks for the informative info.

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

"Slim" — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:35:55 GMT

I purchased an I-60 two years ago and a I-40 last year and they are incredible! The I-60 was a bit costly and for the built in display option that really isnt needed. SD cards are so cheap now and I keep 2 gig mem cards in both my cameras and two spares so I can simply swap them in the feild so I dont leave too much human scent while scouting. I'll bring the cards back to the hunt camp and take my time reviewing them. They take great pics and yeah there are some white outs, but the good by far out weigh the bad. I've had battery life last 5 plus months on my I-60 with 1200 plus pics including deer, hogs, bobcatrs, and every other critter in the GA hardwoods. After seeing other buddies waste their time and money on the cheaper wildview cams that just end up breaking or locking up, i'm happy to say the moultree I-40 is the best bang for your buck! See my review on cabellas and bass pro websites. I have some nice pics attached...

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Photos

sam h — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 21:48:36 GMT

who cares about a doe ... honestly .. i DONT

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Look

Erik — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 18:01:44 GMT

Cuddeback is probably one of the easiest user friendly cameras I have used. Yeah, wal-mart sells a remington for 125, but you get what you pay for. It is slow, half of the pictures didn't have anything on them. My batteries on the cuddeback lasted over a month and had 130 pictures on it. I would spend more money on things that will actually help you get more deer you are looking for rather than a target for 220 dollars expecially if you don't have the money.

re: Cuddeback Capture: First Look

John — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 04:16:50 GMT

I haven't tried this camera yet. Whats with the 3.0 mega pixels. Wal-mart sells a Remington 5.0 mega pixel camera for $125. Cuddeback should really lower their prices. The capture should only be around $70.00 and thats it. I have other stuff, I want to buy. I want a Glen dale full rut deer target = $220. Gee wizz. I want to pay a farmer to leave a couple of acres of corn standing. Cuddeback capture is way to expensive just like most other cameras.

re: Moultrie Game Spy I-40 Infrared Digital Trail Camera

harold hunter — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 02:07:33 GMT

I have a moultrie I-40.It is currently out and working great.I have a timber eye and a wildview and they are both in my house as I wright this as they both freeze up at around 32 degrees and are useless here in a typical vermont winter.The Moultrie so far has done a great job and am getting nice pictures at - 15 degrees so far.I have had this camera out for over 3 weeks and still have 74% battery life.I will definatly buy a couple more of these trail cameras yhis year.