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24/7 hunter 07-20-2005 07:12 AM

Digital Trail Cams
 
I am thinking about buying a digital trail cam. I am looking to spend around $275 or less. Could you reccommend some that have long battery life in the cold, good picture quality, and good durability? I had in mind either a stealth cam digital, or a leaf river digital. What do you think about the Stealth cam digital?
Thanks

Tribal 07-22-2005 09:33 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
I have heard nothing but good about the leaf river. I would go with that one over the stealth cam. Especially once the infared camera is out.

Snoogsdad 07-30-2005 08:43 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
From what I have seen $275 does not go along with long battery life, good picture quality and durability. Your going to get what you pay for.

John


strut 07-31-2005 07:43 AM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
BassPro has the Cuddeback on sale for 299.00 thats a hundered dollars off their reg price, I get almost 1500 pictures out of 4 D-cell batteries and the quality is very good. You will be pleased with a Cuddeback.

Ky Bob 07-31-2005 12:21 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 

ORIGINAL: strut

BassPro has the Cuddeback on sale for 299.00 thats a hundered dollars off their reg price, I get almost 1500 pictures out of 4 D-cell batteries and the quality is very good. You will be pleased with a Cuddeback.
That could be last years model. Cheapest I have found the new 3.0 Cuddeback is $319.99
is at this link but they are out of stock right now.
http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&prodID=NJC 3000


IL-Cornfed 07-31-2005 06:31 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
I have experience with several differenet digital trail cams and IMO the Leaf River is THE best deal out there! It is a far superior trail cam to the 2 Cuddebacks I have owned for much less. It has THE best lay-out and controls and is the easiest to set-up and operate. It also hasTHE best image quality you'll find on ANY trail cam up to the $700 price range.

You will get atleast 2 MONTH battery life and thousands of quality images! Just a great system. I can also save you $50 to $100 dollars off ofmany prices you would find on the Leaf River! Mike sells them for $245 and $265 with FREE shipping! Here is his link as well as some sample pix for ya.

http://www.cyclezonektm.com/eshopprod_cat_1633-12420-12458_product_161281.LEAF_RIVER_DIGITAL_GAME_CAM_D C.htm?sid=04796259X3K4K2005J9I34I21JAMQ1478R0

Here is a Flash comparison of the most popular digis









dano59 08-02-2005 07:49 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
bass pro had the old model on special for 299

Ky Bob 08-03-2005 03:59 AM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
Strange...My Leaf River will sometimes have pics with a blue tint. Some do, Some don't. I agree that they are the easiest camera to operate. On the Flash comparison test I wonder if whoever did the test set the Cuddeback to the " Long range " option or had it on the " Standard Flash " option?

pocomoke 08-04-2005 09:06 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
The cuddeback was set to the long range flash setting..

strut 08-08-2005 06:11 PM

RE: Digital Trail Cams
 
Humm, I live and learn, I've had a Cuddeback going on 2 years now and did'nt know it had a long range flash setting.


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