Recent content by MadMadHoosier

Oh, so discounts for specific items, not across the board?

I've looked back on this thread and cannot find the discount codes you guys are discussing. Do you mind sharing? I'm looking at placing a decent order with them anyway. Thanks, Steve.

I'm not familiar with that particular camera, but have had reasonable service with ReoLink WiFi/Solar cameras. Battery life is unlimited if you have any sunshine at all. I honestly believe most WiFi cameras will have similar range, and to get real long range you need a capable Access Point...

Mine look like that on foggy nights. Any chance that was the issue?

Since this thread was resurrected from my reply in 2021, here is an update. We have a few new redneck blinds and I wanted to try something on wheels, so we ordered this el-cheapo-deluxe office chair from Amazon. While they can be a little difficult to assemble, once together they are not a bad...

And as cameras ages the fresnel lens turns white and may not perform optimally. Replacement lens can be purchased for $2 each. https://www.cuddeback.com/products/parts

I have 48 Cuddelink cameras on about 700 acres in western Kentucky. No matter how hard I've tried to pattern deer over the last 22 years, things REALLY change this time of year. Cameras that have pictured deer all year can go dormant, and cameras that have not taken many pictures all year are...

Have hardly seen any coyote this year - then......

The WiFi access point is a $199 Ubiquiti Unifi U7 Outdoor. I don't believe you will find an access point with longer range than this one. It does tons better than my old Bullet access points with directional Yagi antenna. The original need for long range WiFi was for a MyQ gate operator about...

We have WiFi beamed to several spots around the Western Kentucky cabin and use a $80 solar Reolink camera that can distinguish between people, vehicles, and animals. It is set to alert my phone when animals are on the 100 yard gut pile. Coyotes and raccoons are the focus. Since doing so...

Our deer is usually at the Amish processor within 45 minutes of pulling the trigger, and they are very prompt to process. Tenderloins cut into thirds, so we can steak them out any size we want. Occasionally cut some steaks out of the quarters, but usually grind the rest and do not add any beef...

It is interesting that the only cameras that had trouble taking the firmware upgrades, and the two cameras that did not work right after the upgrade, and the cameras that are showing incorrect battery days, are all L cameras. The G and J cameras seem to have updated well, and I also have a few...

So 4-days ago we reset, installed new batteries (and shade solar) and changed SD cards on the two cameras that were still not working after the 3.2/9.2 update. On of them seems to be working fine now, but the other one may be intermittent. They were easy to find originally, because they showed...

I was not going to update my 3.1/9.1 this close to hunting season, because they seemed fine, until they didn’t. When my picture count went up and a few cameras had pics in the queue I realized I was not getting everything on multiple cameras. So made a special (long distance) trip to upgrade...