I was wondering what brand cameras most of y'all are using and what type of battery life and quality of pic. I've had moultrie i-50 and wildgame innovations the cheapest one had good pics but battery life was terrible. I don't mind spending the money for quality equipment, but I dont like spending it twice with the same results. Anyways shoot some name at me. Thanks in advance.
Best Trail Camera For The Money
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, Dec 02 2012 08:03 PM
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Posted December 02 2012 - 08:03 PM
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Posted December 02 2012 - 08:11 PM
I have a couple scoutguards. They take AA batteries and last for up to 6 months. The sg 550 is my favorite and can be had for around 139 bucks
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Posted December 02 2012 - 08:38 PM
The ones I used to use were Cuddyback. They were the best after I bought the cheap ones first!
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Posted December 03 2012 - 08:45 AM
I like my uncles Primos truthcam 35.http://www.amazon.com/Primos-Truth-Cam-35-Camera/dp/B003PVGA1O
I'm a cheap guy and so far I had no trouble out of my Wildgame Innovations Red4 enhanced. $79 at walmart. It's only goes down to 30 second delay and takes up to 32GB SD card I believe. I use a 16GB. On a bad note my uncle before his Primos he did by a the Wildgame Innovation red2 and his did not work so he took it back.
I'm a cheap guy and so far I had no trouble out of my Wildgame Innovations Red4 enhanced. $79 at walmart. It's only goes down to 30 second delay and takes up to 32GB SD card I believe. I use a 16GB. On a bad note my uncle before his Primos he did by a the Wildgame Innovation red2 and his did not work so he took it back.
Oh please dear lord let it be an 8 or more!!
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Posted December 03 2012 - 08:47 AM
WOW Amazing photos!! How much did this Cuddeback run you? I love the night time shots in color! My cousin wants a cuddeback.The ones I used to use were Cuddyback. They were the best after I bought the cheap ones first!
Oh please dear lord let it be an 8 or more!!
Work: a dangerous disorder affecting high public functionaries who want to go fishing.-Ambrose Bierce
Work: a dangerous disorder affecting high public functionaries who want to go fishing.-Ambrose Bierce
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Dink dropping how many lbers?
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- Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth
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Favorite Lake or River:Pickwick
Lake Baccarac
White River
TN River
Fyrne Lake
Posted December 03 2012 - 08:57 AM
Mine is the Cuddyback capture flash. It was $200 when I bought it, but I think they can be had for around $129 now. You need a flash camera for color night time photos. And infra red camera gives you black and white at night!
Jeff
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- My PB:Between 9-10 lbs
- Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Spotted
- Favorite Lake or River:Any Tennessee river lake
Posted December 03 2012 - 09:05 PM
Wow when are we going hunting? Great pics have you noticed if the flash has spooked any deer?Mine is the Cuddyback capture flash. It was $200 when I bought it, but I think they can be had for around $129 now. You need a flash camera for color night time photos. And infra red camera gives you black and white at night!
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Dink dropping how many lbers?
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Lake Baccarac
White River
TN River
Fyrne Lake
Posted December 03 2012 - 10:19 PM
They don't seem to mind, and neither do their audience!
Jeff
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