Best Trail Camera EVER?

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @jacobjohnson4188
    @jacobjohnson4188 Год назад +1

    I am loving these short videos highlighting the episode. Great info in here

  • @gc53712
    @gc53712 4 месяца назад

    Is the wind direction stamped on each picture?

  • @geneguenther4325
    @geneguenther4325 Год назад +2

    As much as I’m thinking about not running trail cameras this year I’m definitely thinking about buying these and sell the ones I have

  • @cjames281
    @cjames281 Год назад +1

    This episode was awesome. #what!!

  • @hunterwagener1994
    @hunterwagener1994 Год назад

    Can’t wait to give these a try!

  • @huntersofthe256
    @huntersofthe256 Год назад

    Ready to try it out!!

  • @cjames281
    @cjames281 Год назад

    If Doug had half of his confidence in his wax he would've sold more than 7 tins 😂

    • @WorkingClassBowhunter
      @WorkingClassBowhunter  Год назад

      right!!!

    • @wcsdiaries
      @wcsdiaries 2 месяца назад

      @@WorkingClassBowhunter is the 4g still the best 1 year later?

    • @WorkingClassBowhunter
      @WorkingClassBowhunter  2 месяца назад

      @@wcsdiaries we are still using them without issues. We just dropped another podcast with BG also.

  • @jerrybowden4821
    @jerrybowden4821 6 месяцев назад

    How do you run them on a property that you don't have signal where you want to put them? Cuddeback Cuddelink will let you put a camera where there is no signal and link it to another camera up to a 1/4 mile away that does have signal with no charge except for the home camera (unlimited is only $40 month or $360 a year). Why does the website claim such cheap prices on the plans, but you know that you can't use a $3 plan? You must purchase the full price plan and add cameras onto your plan, which for normal people is at the $10 or higher plan. The R4G could work well if you have one camera each on 20 different properties, but who really has that? The normal guy has one or two properties to cover and Cuddelink is a much better deal via the price. The best thing you guys could do is act like the normal guys (who are going to buy your product) and make truly honest claims about use and price. Tell the consumer what your camera doesn't do well instead of having them buy them and find out after (that doesn't equal repeat customers). There is a reason Cuddeback has been around for so long. I am going to purchase one of your cameras and give it a go.