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Will the yet-to-be released firmware that allows settings to be controlled remotely have the multiple-pic burst setting option that was possible prior to FW 7.7?

Thanks JLemon. My email is in the reply above if you have it.

Thanks - that would be great. matts@hharchery.com Maybe Cuddeback will bring back the burst options in the next firmware now that the battery life issue has been taken care of. It only sends the 1st pic anyways so there's some nice surprises when you actually pull the card.

I ran a 6 cam CL network this fall with great results. 5 cams had the latest 7.7 FW & 1.0.8 CL version. 1 cam wouldn't take the new firmware so it had 6.7 & 1.0. I had that cam set to 2 shot burst. After going through pics, I seem to miss pics on 5 sec delay (quickest option that 7.7 allows)...

I've had my Cuddelink system setup for a month now. K home w/ 5 J cams. I put D cell adapters on and the 3358 booster on each. Fingers crossed, but it's been flawless thus far. Seeing way more daylight movement without me swapping cards. Would be nice to command a full rez image if desired (hard...

I've got a MS-261 Pro as well. A bit on the heavy side for strictly hinging, but it's a torquey SOB with plenty of power for big stuff. I'd like to get something smaller for hinging.

I've got an 8 yr old doe on a 40 acre piece and it's the same deal. She's the boss and chases all the others off the plots. I won't shoot her because she has triplets just about every year and knows how to evade the gun hunters. It kinda sucks though because I haven't had a bachelor group to...

Looks like a great application for a plastic shell blind. Please report how it worked for you Red - I would like to do mine I think.

That 2nd one is a massive beast. GL!

I plan on doing the same thing w/ my 2 oldest kids next fall. I think there would be less shuffling around in a square, say 6x6, but 32 sqft is plenty big. I went w/ a 6' round blind & it's super roomy for 3 at only 28 sqft.

The dealer will take care of it. As mentioned above, limbs today are far superior to the limbs we used in the past. If damaged, they'll swap 'em out. No need to send back to mfgr. You wouldn't believe how common of a problem dryfire is.

Looks like a fawn w/ a yearling rack - great pic!

Beauty - congrats! With the extras, I'd guess around 155"

I'm not seeing 5, but I think there's a good chance he's 4.

I've got an IWOM suit and it's a excellent garment. Only got to wear it twice last year (mild). Extremely well thought out design in packability, ergonomics, etc. There's no doubt, it'll keep you in your stand longer and keep you comfortable.