Cheap digital scouting camera
#11
Fork Horn
Joined: Apr 2004
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Be careful judging a digital scouting camera by seeing a couple of pictures. I'm not trying to say they are trying to lead you astray but out of the ten digital scouting cameras I've used the Moultrie was very dissapointing.
Compared to the others the picture quality, battery life and power up time were very poor.
Take a look at the reviews at my website given below hopefully they will help you make your decision.
Compared to the others the picture quality, battery life and power up time were very poor.
Take a look at the reviews at my website given below hopefully they will help you make your decision.
#12
Thanks for all you help guys. I think I will go with the Moultrie 200. It seems like most of the cameras work well, but not pleasing all. NOW finding the best price is the hard part. Don't want to pay any more than I have to.
#13
I got a moultire 100 for christmas and it works great. I put it out the first night and got a good picture of this fox. I put it out again today to try to catch on deer on it. I bought mine for $99.99 at a local store. I think if you are going to go with moultrie you should go with the 100 instead of the 200 because you can buy two cameras for the price of one. the pictures arnt as great I am just going to be using mine for scouting and nuisance wildlife control so I dont need the better quailty picture. Just my 2 cents.
stephen
stephen
#18
Wildview has 2 cameras. One is the Wildview ( $69 ) and the other is Wildview2( $100)
Wildview does not print date or time and is limited to a 15ft flash range. 0.3 megapixel
Wilview2 prints date and time, Not sure of the flash range, and it can take video clips, 2.0 megapixel
I got the Wildview and my dad has the Wildview2. His pictures don't show very much at night.
Wildview does not print date or time and is limited to a 15ft flash range. 0.3 megapixel
Wilview2 prints date and time, Not sure of the flash range, and it can take video clips, 2.0 megapixel
I got the Wildview and my dad has the Wildview2. His pictures don't show very much at night.
#19
I got the moultrie 100 and its kinda hard a first...u gotta have the motion sensor like just perfect...its not real good the the trails but only if u have it pointed up the trail a lil ways..but i use it for my baitpiles and scrapes and other spots where they will be ther fora lil longer...it takes a lil longer to flash..mine take bout 10 sec..dunno y tho but i like that cause it will let the deer come in and settle down a bit..also if thers alota hunters in ur area i would go with the 100 since itscheaper than the 200..so yeah..just a lil info on my experience
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