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Jesse's Hunting > Gear Reviews > Game Cameras > Buckshot > Buckshot 35
Buckshot 35
March 30, 2004
Fuji 35mm fully automatic (auto focus/advance/flash). Features:
- Camera Independent Use: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Power Source: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Battery Life: 2 years.
- Low Battery Indicator: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Detection Method: Passive infrared motion detector which is designed to detect heat in motion within a conical area. The ± 4 degree cone-shaped detection zone extends to 60 feet (maximum detection distances vary with ambient air temperature and animal siz
- Camera Delay Options: · 1, 3, and 6 Minute Delay Settings
- Operation Modes: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please email us at
- Programming Modes of Operation: Unknown at this time.
- On/off Switch: Yes, external.
- Camera Film: Uses standard 35mm film (from 100 to 800 ISO speed).
- Film Date Stamp Options: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Camera Focus Range: Long range or short range selectable options.
- Camera Aiming: Yes, walk test.
- External Picture Count Observation Window: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Event Counter: Yes.
- Waterproof: Yes.
- Temp Range: minus 30 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Case: ABS plastic.
- Size: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please contact us.
- Weight: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please email us at.
- Sound Insulation: Yes.
- Camo: Yes.
- Lock or Antitheft Capability: Yes, optional chain and metal guard to lock the unit down, $29.99.
- Warranty: 1 year parts and labor.
Other InformationNo information
User CommentsI have had one for a few years and really like it. I think the biggest mistakes I made were putting it where it could take pictures a long way off. It is very sensitive and will take lots of pictures but I now locate it so the deer are 5-10 feet away and the pictures are much better. At first all I wanted were pictures and now I want close up, quality pictures. Another thing is not to locate it near a food source if you have squirrels in the area, since they will run off a roll of film in an hour or so. You will be pleased with your Buckshot 35, it is almost as much fun as hunting. Shuteye.
I bought a Buckshot 35 in February 2000. After going through two cameras (they kept shooting through a roll of film lickety-split), Foresite replaced the housing and camera with a new model. That camera failed to load film properly and was replaced with a camera that would not print the date/time and then wouldn't shoot at all unless I pressed the shutter button by hand. I sent it back to BassPro and they are working with me to replace the camera. They do not carry the BuckShot models any more...wonder how many they've had returned! - Holly B.
Pricing InformationNo price found on 8/7/03. Was $379.99 at Cabela's, $399.99 at Bass Pro. Please check for current price and availability.
Manufacturer InformationOut of business as of July 2003. Buckshot35, 34624 Hwy 16, Denham Springs, LA 70706. Phone: 1-800-284-9005. Fax: Fax: 225 665-0405. Email: info@Buckshot35.com
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