Cuddeback battery life is really good. Will last for a couple of months during summer. Depending on how many pictures are being taken.

Well it definetly sounds like battery life isn't an issue that I have to worry about. Each of you have said that the battery should last longer then the month that I am looking for as long as I set the delay for a few minutes. I was actually thinking about picking up a few so I might get a few different ones and compare them myself.

Another really good camera to look at is the Leaf River cameras, I have two of the IR model, these are my favorites, also well over a month battery life.[/align]Good Luck[/align] Joe[/align][/align]

joeyd50 mentioned what model my Cuddeback was.. I have one of the old 1.3 mp and a 3.0. I dont have any of the the newest models the Excite, Expert, or the No Flash.. So I dont know about them. but the two Ive got are great.

One warning, don't think the battery thing is too easy. Although most cams will operate longer than three weeks on a set of batteries this can still cost you a lot of money buying batteries. Then if you buy rechargeables they sometimes do not last as long.

We've reviewed 19 cameras and commented on battery life along with the other functions of each camera. You can take a look at them at the website listed in the signature.

There are a lot of pros and cons with these cameras so take your time and learn as much as you can.

Thanks for the advice. I really want to make sure that I get the correct one since the land these are going on are about 9 hours away and I only go during hunting season. I figured one trip a month till then to change batteries and collect my pictures is all I am going to be able to do.

There are new Moutlries coming out. They are saying 2 months on a few and 5 months on some of the others for battery life.

If that's true...that will be awesome! I have a moultrie and I like it. It takes really nice pics for only $150.