On'most' trail cameras you'll have pros and cons--from the Cuddeback (battery compartment) problem to the cheapest of trail cameras. The Game Spy 200 is quite a good unit for the price and the investment to leave alone in the woods (having to deal with the dishonest prowlers in our midst today).
The Moultrie 200 takes a reasonable picture, the battery life is great, it's silent, user friendly--but a little slow with its trigger speed. If you're using this camera at a feeder it will more than tellwho's visiting.The sensitivity isn't adjustable as with someother cameras, so you'll get pictures of black birds, squirrels, coons, porcupines, rabbits--just whatever visit your feeder, if your camera is set up close enough.