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.

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!

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

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.