Best game cam?

[mo_bowhunter]

What do all you guys prefer? I'm looking at 35 mm.

[Deer902]

Hey mo. I have a Dc-100 non-typical and love it. It takes good pics but the developing can get expensive. I'm looking to sell it and upgrade to a digital Cuddeback or Leaf River. There a little more to start but the cost of printing the pics myself will payoff in the long run. I've heard the Cuddeback is quicker than the LR, but the LR takes better pics.

[Cornfed]

From my own experience with different cams and those of my friends, the Deer Cam DC-200 is our favorite 35mm. For Digital, I've also tried a few including the Cuddeback but returned it for another Leaf River. These cams are great!

Here are a couple pics and what I believe is the "average" pic quality for the Deer Cam 35mm

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[dkoutdoors]

Leaf river or a stealth will do great. I use both and love them and never had a lick of problems with either, I do on occasion get a slow trigger with both models.

[skip]

Do you think the slow trigger can be cold related?? I have had that too... :)

[dkoutdoors]

It is usually due to the sensor in the camera's. or from low batteries.

[Cornfed]

My 35mm Deer Cams always seems to trigger very fast regardless. However, I have noticed that the Digitals I have tried ALL seem to slow down in the colder temps. :(

[mightymite27]

MO, GO WITH A DIGITAL I HEARD THAT THE FILM ADVANCE WILL SPOOK WILD GAME THE DIGITAL DOESN'T HAVE IT.

[dkoutdoors]

I would go with the Cuddeback, I have researched it and for the money I like it.