This is why I'd also like to see a Consumer Reports for Hunting Equipment.

Who do you trust?

I actually stopped getting Petersen's Bowhunting Magazine, since all their bow reviews were the same. (Can't upset the advertisers you know)

In any event, I have been reading the reviews of many camera on the Cabela's website and it is still difficult to figure out which is the best camera in the different price categories.

The I40 gets a good overall review, but still has many 1 star (low) rankings.

From all of the advertising, you'd think that Cuddeback is the way to go. Well the reviews are not so great there either.

The Reconyx seems to get the best reviews (least amount of 1 and 2 stars), however now we are in the "arm and the leg" price range.

Should it really be that hard to find a camera that takes decent day and night time pictures (no flash), that has a decent trigger speed (I can handle a few missed pictures), that doesn't drain the batteries too often, that costs $200 or less - where almost everyone that purchases it has the near same positive results?