If I could do it different I would do it exactly like your saying.

I'm having the same issue as we speak. Got the cam right here in front of me and it doesn't work with a 64. Gonna go back to the store and get me a 32 and see what happens.

Did that do the trick? It did for me!

I would try a new SD card. I’ve had new SD cards right out of the package give me issues in the past.

Customer service reset the camera for me, only took pictures when I opened the front to check the status. Returned it to try a different one. The new one wouldn't connect to service at all. Returned that and went with tactacam. 0 issues

They sell two different camera options Verizon and AT&T. These options are completely separate from any phone plan you have they are strictly used for whatever service works best in your area.

Haven't had that issue yet. Could be the memory card needs to be formatted or it's in a bad service area.

I’m having the same issue with mine. I bought it and got it all setup, has good service, new 32gb SD, new batteries and still no pics and it’s been up for 2 days now. My app says everything is set up how it should be but it won’t work. Also mine is AT&T.

unfortunately, every camera has its own plan.

I agree lol

Over mineral or feeding sites im running long range and in areas such as scrapes and travel corridors im running fast motion.

I have not. Honestly I've had such great luck with this blend I haven't really tried any others. I will look into the WI fusion, not very familiar with it.

I thought the same thing

It does not send video.

@Michigan Outdoor Addiction ok thank you.

I hope so! Usually finding that much under one tree you can expect to find more the following year. But I have had some trees be a "once and done" and never produce again.

its definitely more than 10 feet. Ive had it trigger as far as 50-60 ft but not on a consistent basis. I would say this camera will pick up anything walking or running at 30-40 ft.

Best tip on scent control is making sure you hunt the wind. Your entrance, your spot, and your exit should be planned around air movement (wind and thermals) and deer travel. Staying off the deer path as much as possible. There is no such thing as scent elimination. Don’t get me wrong it’s best to keep scent down with non scent soaps and deodorant. Maybe a little cover scent. I use an ozone bag to kill my scent between hunts. But it’s not going to keep a deer downwind from smelling you.

Most the deer were filmed 50 - 150 yards. The zoom is really good and keeps focus quite well.

@@michiganoutdooraddiction4543 thank you so much. You telling me that is the selling fact for the camera

I believe as many as you want, everyone would just need to know the login and password. You can also have all the pics sent to a main email address where everyone could view them from there.

I mainly just run still mode. I was having issues with hybrid as well.

How much does hunting cost? (I’m just wondering)

@@DropEmDavis licenses, clothing, guns, bows, etc. But a percentage of that money goes to conservation, such as habitat for wildlife, studies etc.

Thanks Jake !

So in my experience here in southern Michigan that clover plot starts getting action late October all the way through January. Now I think it greatly depends on the weather. If we have a mild winter it will get used almost constantly through the winter months. If we have a very cold winter they will use it but seem to prefer the corn, soybeans and brassicas that are about 200 yards from this plot. I believe you right with the clover and chicory going dormant after the temps are constantly below freezing. I’m not an expert but I think this mix would definitely be worth trying in your situation👍.

@@michiganoutdooraddiction4543 Thanks for the tips, I may try it. The small brassica plot got demolished before late season last year. I read chicory ranked 2nd only to soybeans in deer preference from a study Craig harper did.

@@Mo75149-j I would agree. That clover and chicory plot I have is now mainly just clover. They really like the Chicory.