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Here are some day images from the same location.

Here are some of the images from my CuddeLink camera. Now this is the remote image that is sent to the Home camera so the quality is not as good

No I'm not a dealer just have been a user of Cuddeback for years. I remember buying my first Cuddeback from Mark himself at one of the deer expo shows when he was first starting out. I'm lucky enough to be close enough to Cuddeback's headquarters so when I make it a point to swing up there I...

Most to all scouting cameras have a filter that will flip in front of the lens depending on light settings. Only a select few models have 2 camera lens to illuminate this filter. When the filter changes positions it does click however Ive hunted over my cameras and have never heard a noise. Yes...

You will see a change in the distance when using in terrain. My home camera is set up on the top of a ridge and the first remote is roughly 200 yards away at the bottom of the ridge where a creek passes through. This ridge is at least a drop in 50' of elevation and I had no issues. Now granted...

I also tested them at a buddies property that was more hilly and was still able to get good range. The best advice I can give is once you set up the first camera take your second camera get all your settings set and then move towards your next location. When I put mine out once I got a signal...

I have seen camera to camera range anywhere from 1/3 to 1/4 mile and that is through river bottom and swamp woods. I have not tested the system across fields but expect I would get a mile in open field terrain. My property is hard woods that drop down off the hills into a river bottom swamp so...

I also have been running these new CuddeLink cameras for the past 2 months. I have a total of 7 cameras set up in the network and I'm beyond impressed with them so far! My farthest camera is over 1 mile from my home camera and all images get home no problems. I plan to get adding to my network...