I have used several different brands of scouting cameras and am very pleased with the overall performance and durability of this Cuddeback camera. I have had scout cameras break easily, take pictures of nothing or just part of the animal, produce blurry and unclear images, and be more of a headache than a helper for hunting. I stand behind the quality and performance of the Cuddeback as the actions of this camera prove it is in a class of its own. The price of this camera is well worth the results you will receive. Owner, Mark Cuddeback, and his wonderful team met with me in Atlanta, Georgia during the January Archery Trade Show. They impressed me with the new product.
The information and data I have received about my hunting land’s wildlife and activity has taught me a lot. The wildlife behavior and patterns I have observed will be very effective for me in the fall when I head back to the deerstand. In the spring when I go chase turkeys, I will put to use this very valuable information. Seeing the different animals you might not know about where you hunt is so neat. The human eye and the limited time we have to spend in the outdoors studying the animals we love to hunt doesn’t allow us to obtain this kind of information.
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I was very pleased with the results I got from setting up my Cuddeback in different areas of the land I hunt annually. Bucks that I hadn’t seen in more than three years appeared; bigger and thicker I might add. I had everything from turkeys, deer, coyotes, and owls, but primarily hawks. The photos are very easy to download and are of excellent quality. I have friends who use a 3.0 megapixel camera, and to have the same definition and clarity built into a digital scouting camera is just awesome.
