What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I've been thinking about getting the Penn's Woods and wanted to know if anyone recommended them?

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I have used Moultrie, Stealth, DeerCam, and CamTrackers in the past, but now I am using a TrailMac Digital and I ain't looking back. I got my unit today and set it up this afternoon. I took a walk past the unit at a fast walk to see how fast it would trigger and sure enough, it got me in the center of the picture. I have messed around with these units before and can honestly say, this is the way to go if you have some extra cash.

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

" Other " I build my own

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

Only since the price of the units dropped significantly did I start tinkering with them. In other words I have only felt the compulsion to buy and use several basic Stealth models. I hunt heavily pressured public land and losing $70 is alot easier to swallow than $250 or $300.

But I may invest in a digital model for a section of private land I recently gained access to.

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I have two Stealth 35MM cameras. For the land I hunt they are OK, but am seriously thinking of upgrading to a digital model. Price is a factor, but I'm leaning towards a Leaf River model. I've been reading alot of good reviews on them, and I have heard more good than bad, and soon they are going to have an IR model. :D

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I also have a homebrew...

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I use a stealth cam because it works good for the price it costs. :)

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

I've tried several and love my Digital Leaf Rivers the most. They are far better than the Stealth and Cuddeback digitals I tried before. I wouldn't waste my time with a standard 35mm anymore.

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TrailTimer. I have 2. My trailtimer photohunter is really good on batteries, hardly ever misfires and there is no noticeable delay forthe picture to be taken once motion is detected. I have a stack of pictures over 2 feet long with those two cameras. The only problem I had was when a raccoon went nuts on it and tore everything apart. It broke a little piece off that I was able to super glue back on. My photohunter has been in the woods non-stop for3 years.
I bought a leaf river and absolutely hated it. the delay to get the picture taken was incredibly long. i returned it. So, i was really shocked to see in this pole how many people have the leaf rivers. this was a couple years ago, but it was junk.

RE: What brand of trail cam do you use?
 

My next one will be a homebrew. For a beginner my moultrie digital has been O.K.