Lee Loader

Midway

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/90006 ... pixel-gray

Thanks for the listing. I've been thinking about replacing my older Cuddebacks because of how they go through batteries so jumped to this listing. The 1.3 trigger time seems huge though. I'm going to see what typical trigger times are.

Yeah, the Attack IR I have has a .25 trigger so the Bushnell is slow but going through a bunch of different cameras I see they can be as slow as 2.5 seconds. I guess I will continue to feed my cameras batteries.

That shutter time does "seem" a bit slow, but I ordered two of them anyway....

Horseman wrote:That shutter time does "seem" a bit slow, but I ordered two of them anyway....

Are you trying to keep track of both your wife and the horse?

saw they might be a little slow. But think they will work for what I need.

On batteries, if you have a Publix in your area, try their batteries. We have found that the Publix brand batteries last longer than any others we have tried.

Thanks for the heads-up. For $30 delivered, I decided to take a chance.

daboone wrote:

Horseman wrote:That shutter time does "seem" a bit slow, but I ordered two of them anyway....

Are you trying to keep track of both your wife and the horse?

Easy to keep track of the horses, right now they're in a fenced in 4 acre pasture where the two barns are. The wife? who the heck knows where she may be....she don't like fences nor to fond of barns either. I want the cameras to maybe get a look at whats been killin' all the deer around the place. My dog Ozzie (115lb Golden Retriever) keeps bringing home "parts" that even a poacher wouldn't leave behind. I've thought that if the Sheriff should wander in one day and I had half a deer carcass laying in the yard he may just suspicion something was afoul....

I don't hunt and I bought one. I can catch my kids doing crap or have fun with my chickens.

Are you trying to catch your chickens at roost lol

Comes with.....nothing. No instructions. No box. It does come with a useless strap.