I curently own 6 cuddebacks, 4 Spypoints, and 3 Wild Game Innovations. I've owned more Cuddebacks than anything. Some of them worked well and some didn't. THeir customer service is bad. The WGI's are junk. I've purchased 8 and sent all of them back.The Spypoints have been good so far but I've only run them for one season.

Put out one of my wildviews last week. Over half of my pics were washed out.  :(

I'm buying a bushnell this week.

I like the scoutguard - all I have experience with but had mine going for a few yrs now with no issues.

It is slow to wake up though, keep ni mind if trail setting aim it up or down the trail not perpendicular to the trail. If you do you will get soime empty shots.

GOnna pick up a couple more this yr,

J

they are good cameras but the price stops me every time.  I have a hand full of the DLC Covert cameras and two Moultrie D55 IR cameras.....both types have made it through 2-3 season...long battery life...lots of pics.  

I usually put mine pointing down trail or road at a slight angle so i get them crossing, coming, going and increases success rate rather than pointing perpendicular to trail.  Increased my good photo count significantly...

I have 2 older cuddes and 2 newer ones all IR.I have never had a problem,picture quality is good.The older cuddes battery life is bad,really eats up batteries.I bought 2 new Bushnells this past season and their battery life is great but pictures are not so good.

I'd like to bring this back up, my wife got me a Spypoint from Cabelas for my Birthday.  Supposedly a new model with sound recording?

I'm thinking of returning it for a more entry level model.  Anyone have experience with Sky Point?

I'm thining the entry Coverty or Moultrie entry level...  I'm not sure how much I'm going to use the camera at all.

Thanks for the input...