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LAST EDITED ON Jul-13-19
>AT 11:14?AM (MST)
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>Bump. Time for me to
>replace a few cameras that
>finally bit the dust.
>I have used Bushnell and
>Primos brands in the past
>but the last time I
>bought cameras was 5 or
>6 years ago. Problems
>I have had are the
>stupid viewing screen go dead
>(making setup impossible), broken battery
>contacts, and woodpeckers (hawkbills?)knocking out
>the cheap plastic IR windows.
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>
>I'm looking for durability and easy
>set up. I like
>the switch systems instead of
>viewing an endless menu on
>a tiny screen. When
>you get old and wear
>bifocals you will understand why
>;-). I'm leaning toward Bushnells
>again but there are so
>many new brands out there,
>any others I should try
>that fit the bill?
>I will definitely look at
>the stealths....
>
>Hawkbill, got any you want to
>sell?
>
>
>Bluehair
>Splitting my time time between the
>winter and summer range......
>May you live long enough to
>cash in those preference points.
>Amen
i saw and looked at a pretty new camera last fall that was mounted on a tree. It had obviously been put out last year. The infrared plastic eye you mentioned was broken up and I figured someone had vandalized it with a stick, but it was in a place that few people access. I never thought that it could be birds but now that you mention it, I bet it was birds.
