trail cams

hunt4130 · May 2, 2010

Thoughts?
Good models?

Thinking about setting one this year on my brothers hunt.

Thanks Mike

bwhntr23 · May 2, 2010

I like the Spypoint cameras. I think that they are a great bang for the buck and take an amazing picture.

MDnut · May 2, 2010

Hard to beat the Cuddyback IR, a little more money but worth it!
I get most of the animals in the center of the picture.

jodog · May 2, 2010

Im not much on Bushnell optics but their Trophy Cam is a real good one I have had one for about 6 months.
I guess it's made by the same Co. that makes Scout Guard witch I hear is a great small trail cam.

muleymaster · May 2, 2010

http://www.monstermuleys.info/dcforum/DCForumID5/16100.html

thats a link to my post from last night. lots of trail cam pics from a cuddeback i believe

take a look

hunter_orange13 · May 2, 2010

Moultries all the way! Mine is awesome! takes good pics, and the price was very good! Just make sure whatever you buy has a good battery life, and takes sd cards.

Striker · May 2, 2010

1+ for the Bushnell trophy cam. I love the size. If you shop around you should be able to get one and a security box for around $200-210. Ive been very happy with mine so far.

This is an awesome link that might help you decide.

http://www.trailcampro.com/2009trailcamerashootout.aspx

cauch · May 2, 2010

Moultries are the best I have tried out. I have 2 I60's and love them.

BigPig · May 4, 2010

I like Stealth Cams. Good value and good photo quality.

troutsniffer · May 4, 2010

My Moultries take good pics, but the trigger time is a little slow and they are very heavy. I was thinking about buying Scoutguards. Anybody have any complaints with Scoutguards?

kykiller · May 4, 2010

Reconyx are the best hands down,I have two of them and they don't miss anything that comes by,but at $600 a pop they suck if some thieving bastard decides to lift one.

theox · May 6, 2010

i think gameviews are the best cam for the buck! quick trigger times, decent pic quality, cheap and very easy to use. if they get ripped off your out 100 bucks instead of 400 for a cudde.

spcheuvront · May 6, 2010

Guys;

Here's my 2 cents worht.

I've been using Moultrie cams for about 4 years until I got fed up with changing batteries and not knowing if it was on or not.

I have about 10 with solar chargers.

But now I have , for a study I'm doing about 20 for the study and 6 of my own Bushnell Trophy Cams. We have had 2 at our cabin with the same 8 aa Batteries, and only turning them off to change SD cards, and they have been taking pictures non stop for nearly 200 days. If you are un aware, thats great battery legenth, at least I think so.

Like some on here said before, they are around $200.00 plus batteries and SD card. The new Bushnells have 8 megapixels and will accept a 16GB SD card ! No I ain't selling them, but would ask you all to consider them.

Steve Cheuvront