[mightymet]

Was wandering what you guys are using and how you like them. I need to get a couple for the property I am hunting this year. I don't need any thing crazy just a decent functional unit. Thanks.

 

[Goshengrunter]

Dont go cheap and buy a piece of crap wildgame innovations like i did....they suck! the primos cams are pretty nice though.
LGE-VM510 NetFront/3.5.1 (GUI) MMP/2.0

 

[mjd020208]

My reconyx is up to 3200 pics and still battery says 99 % never had a blank pic yet.

 

[Edensjr]

Cheapest you will find with quality is primos truthcams and moultrie d-55 lineup. Next in price but step up in quality is bushnell trophy cam and cuddeback, next is ur buckeye or reconyx cameras for highest price and quality. Don't overlook some home brew cameras from some guys on here super high quality and decent price. Hope this helps.

 

[mikenbow]

Moultrie are priced right and are reliable cams.

 

[Edensjr]

Depending on what you are using the camera for can dictate how much u spend. If ur setting this camera over a bait station I would recommend the moultrie and truthcams. If ur placing this cameras on trails and crossings u need a faster trigger speed camera

 

[mightymet]

I will be first setting them on a trophy rock. I may also set one on what appears to be a major intersection where I look to possibly place one of my ladder stands. Then of course on my feeder later in the year. Thanks for the replies.

 

[muzzymomentless]

Camera

Ive got two cuddeback IR and love them. Am currently looking at the Day six plot watchers, hoping to get one soom.

 

[Deehntr56]

Moultrie and Reconyx have been the best performers with me. Have had issues with the Bushnell, but many say they like them.

Here is a good website for information-

http://chasingame.com/

 

[Edensjr]

http://www.trailcampro.com/

Very good site also

 

[mikenbow]

I'd stay away from the Bushnell. Nothing but problems for me from day one.

 

[Edensjr]

The first models were awful. The new trophy cams are by no means junk cameras.

 

[muzzy75]

My reconyx is up to 3200 pics and still battery says 99 % never had a blank pic yet.

I second that! Best on the market. :thumbs_up:

 

[mightymet]

I looked at trailcampro and got a really good idea of what's out there. The reconyx do seem to be the one I want but damn is that a hefty price tag. I'm going to have to give this some thought.


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[bnye]

I looked at trailcampro and got a really good idea of what's out there. The reconyx do seem to be the one I want but damn is that a hefty price tag. I'm going to have to give this some thought.

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Someone else mentioned this, since you're watching your wallet I'll throw in my 2 cents-
I have (5) Moultrie 55 series which have served me well. They are by no means top of the line; but, they are on their 3rd season, all still work, pictures are good, trigger speed has not been a problem unless the deer are running. (If placed over a mineral site,or feeder, I don't see it ever being an issue.) I've been pleased with the battery life using a standard SD card. (Anything different does tend to drain them faster.) After 500+ pictures the cameras still show 60%+ battery life. Here's a day/night pic. Good luck with your choice.

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[beaston]

Depending on what you are using the camera for can dictate how much u spend. If ur setting this camera over a bait station I would recommend the moultrie and truthcams. If ur placing this cameras on trails and crossings u need a faster trigger speed camera

This is definetely the key to your buying choice.. I use bushnells and I'm pretty happy with them. I got 4 or 5 and only sent one back in the last three years for minor problems. they sent me a brand new one and the newest model to boot. Bushnells can be had for 150 and they work great for trails . and no saucer eyes at night either.