benhuntin

I want to purchase
a remote cam but dont
know which is best.
Ease of use, good clear quality
pictures etc. Need input.

Stone Cold

If you want the best...that is Camtracker but you will pay for them

If you want some input on cameras...I just bought a Stealth Cam. I used the 800 film. Great pictures and only for $125.

But here is some information that I was looking for that I didn't get before setting mine up..

Set your delay on at least 20 min. and if there is a setting for how many pictures that it takes in that min. set it for only one.

I put mine on a 1 min. delay and take two pictures and it finished the role in about 12 hours on one coon and a turkey. Also make sure that where ever you are wanting to take the pictures that the area is cleaned well. I thought I had cut everything and had some tall brush in my way....

benhuntin

What makes the Camtracker better?
Is it worth the price difference?

IrishJig

A buddy had 3 different types of game cameras, and recommended the Moultrie Game Cam II as the easiest, least expensive, and and best value for the money. I bought one and began getting great pictures right away. Directions that come with it could be much better, but I am very pleased with the product.

VT Hunter

http://www.jesseshuntingpage.com/cams.html Has reviews of several different game cameras. I use one that I built myself using instructions found on Jesses hunting page. I also just purchased a Moultrie at Walmart which I put out this week. I haven't had it long enough to tell you anything about the quality though.

IL_BOW_MAN

I believe that camtracker's main plus is the battery life. Beings it uses C batteries, it can go much longer in between changes.



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