digital trail cameras?
#1
Thread Starter
Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 699
Likes: 0
From: Wichita Kansas USA
Opinions? I am looking to add one. I currently have a leaf river w/ a built in viewer. I am not impressed w/ the viewer as w/ most digital cameras it is to small to be of much use. I have looked at various ones @ the local Gander mtn and it seems you can spend about anything you want to. I don't feel like I would be interested in the video options & would just as soon get something that would take decent pictures, be dependable & easy to operate.
#2
If you are not looking to use video but have great quality images the cuddeback excite would be a good camera to get....I have the expert model a step up from the excite and I love mine. My BIL has the excite and it takes great quality images. They are on sale for $250.00 right now.
#4
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 53
Likes: 0
I like Homebrew. Use pixcontroller board or Yeti board...these cameras are awesome with Sony S40 Cybershot digital camera....
kits can be purchased at pixcontroller.com or yeticam.com
I recommend Yeti over Pix
very fast, very battery efficient, very nice pics
kits can be purchased at pixcontroller.com or yeticam.com
I recommend Yeti over Pix
very fast, very battery efficient, very nice pics
#5
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 1,251
Likes: 0
From: ELK GROVE CA USA
i have not used other cameras besides Stealth cam's so my opinion may be biest...but i am very pleased with them and there digitals..i have two of the I390's and use the 6V rechargable battery...it will last about 30-45 days in the woods !!! just my 2cents
#6
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,438
Likes: 0
From:
If you aren't into the homejobs these guys mentioned, for about $300 you can't beat the Moultrie I-40.
We used them last year with great results. It's got good picture quality, decent trigger, long battery life,
infared works well, apparently solved white-out problem (1 out of 150 pics or so), fairly easy to program/understand.
We used them last year with great results. It's got good picture quality, decent trigger, long battery life,
infared works well, apparently solved white-out problem (1 out of 150 pics or so), fairly easy to program/understand.
#7
ORIGINAL: LebeauHunter
If you aren't into the homejobs these guys mentioned, for about $300 you can't beat the Moultrie I-40.
We used them last year with great results. It's got good picture quality, decent trigger, long battery life,
infared works well, apparently solved white-out problem (1 out of 150 pics or so), fairly easy to program/understand.
If you aren't into the homejobs these guys mentioned, for about $300 you can't beat the Moultrie I-40.
We used them last year with great results. It's got good picture quality, decent trigger, long battery life,
infared works well, apparently solved white-out problem (1 out of 150 pics or so), fairly easy to program/understand.
#8
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,438
Likes: 0
From:
Cuddeback's are homejobs? Didn't know that.....
I was referring to the other post jackarse.

I'm sure Cuddeback is probably better than the Moultrie, but not $ for $.
#9
ORIGINAL: LebeauHunter
Cuddeback? What's that? Is that one of those hydration systems?
I was referring to the other post jackarse.
I'm sure Cuddeback is probably better than the Moultrie, but not $ for $.
Cuddeback's are homejobs? Didn't know that.....
I was referring to the other post jackarse.

I'm sure Cuddeback is probably better than the Moultrie, but not $ for $.
#10
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 1,251
Likes: 0
From: ELK GROVE CA USA
ORIGINAL: LebeauHunter
Cuddeback? What's that? Is that one of those hydration systems?
I was referring to the other post jackarse.
I'm sure Cuddeback is probably better than the Moultrie, but not $ for $.
Cuddeback's are homejobs? Didn't know that.....
I was referring to the other post jackarse.

I'm sure Cuddeback is probably better than the Moultrie, but not $ for $.


