RE: digital trail cameras?
 

I saw the I-40 Moultrie in GMountain for $199. I use a couple of Moultrie D-40 and picked them up at BPro for 79.99 each. Batteries last about 60 days, clock time drifts a bit but not real bad . Pictures are good too.

RE: digital trail cameras?
 

I got a Cuddeback EXciteback in Oct. I am very happy with it, except on rainy days it can fog up a bit.[:@]It takes quality pics for sure. GREAT battery life as well. Oh yea, I'm not crazy about how it gets screwed into the tree, it seemsvulnerable!

RE: digital trail cameras?
 

you can buy the pixcontroller camera assembled and it will be the best one by far for your money...

pixcontroller.com

here is a review

http://chasingame.com/reviews_pix.htm

RE: digital trail cameras?
 

Had three Cuddebacks - they all went back, couldn't get any of them to work correctly.

Currently use 4 moultries - trigger speed is slow, but we can put in a 6 volt rechargeable battery, hook it to a solar charger and have about an unlimited run time with proper sunlight. Great over bait piles though.

Also use a Wildview 4.0 - this is the easiest camera to set up I have seen. Takes okay pictures, not great, but has a good trigger speed. Only problem is if you choose the 12 volt rechargeable battery system it can at another $35 to the cost of the camera. If the Wildview 4.0 took a better picture I'd be tempted to buy one of the Wildview 2.0 2 packs that are at BassPro and Cabelas for $98.

All these cameras use an SD memory card so I can just take my home digital camera with me, and view the images in the field if I want. SD cards are also cheap so I normally just pull the card and put in a new one, taking the old one back to the cabin to view on my laptop. 6 volt rechargeable batteries are also cheap so we have two of those for each of the moultries, on charged on one in the camera.