Trail cam help

[ttf909]

I had a terrible experience with Tactacam - both product and Customer Service. I'll never recommend or use another product of theirs again.

I would also recommend against Cuddeback. I most recently replaced a multi-camera Cuddeback Cuddelink system with WiseEye cameras. So far I have been very pleased.

I have no experience with Reconyx, Spartan, or Ridgetec.

Got one and setup is awful .

 

[TheLBLman]

Got one and setup is awful .

Having used a variety of brands, the 1st setup with any brand has been awful for me.
2nd time is usually much easier.
I've learned it's usually easier to just call their tech support for help the 1st time.

As to the ones I'm currently familiar, all seem easy now, but somewhat different process with each brand.

Also, things typically don't happen "instantly" with the setups.
You can do everything correctly, but may not know for you have until after a few hours have passed.

 

[ttf909]

Having used a variety of brands, the 1st setup with any brand has been awful for me.
2nd time is usually much easier.
I've learned it's usually easier to just call their tech support for help the 1st time.

As to the ones I'm currently familiar, all seem easy now, but somewhat different process with each brand.

Also, things typically don't happen "instantly" with the setups.
You can do everything correctly, but may not know for you have until after a few hours have passed.

That was the wise eye. I should have mentioned

 

[T2D2]

Got one and setup is awful .

I would agree with TheLBLman that 1st time setup usually has its hiccups, but WiseEye's customer service team is the most responsive/informative company I've dealt with when it comes to trail cams. I found it much easier than the Cuddelink & the cell signal is the strongest I have had with any camera I've tried.

Let me know if I can assist. I've got no affiliation with WiseEye, but am happy to help any way I can or direct you to someone at the company who's been helpful to me in the past.