Want to know what are the best trail cams
05-30-2008 | 09:12 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Streamwood,Illinois
RE: Want to know what are the best trail cams
I would have to say the Reconyx also.I have not been able to find anything negative aboutthe cameraexcept the price.I use a cuddy no flash.Ittakes good daytime pics but the IR at night is marginal at best.There arefew better IR cameras for about the same price out there as mentioned above.
05-30-2008 | 09:30 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Chatham, Ohio
RE: Want to know what are the best trail cams
ORIGINAL: MECHDOC
I would have to say the Reconyx also.I have not been able to find anything negative aboutthe cameraexcept the price.I use a cuddy no flash.Ittakes good daytime pics but the IR at night is marginal at best.There arefew better IR cameras for about the same price out there as mentioned above.
I would have to say the Reconyx also.I have not been able to find anything negative aboutthe cameraexcept the price.I use a cuddy no flash.Ittakes good daytime pics but the IR at night is marginal at best.There arefew better IR cameras for about the same price out there as mentioned above.
Stealth is the best for picture quality, and moultrie is the most durable (but it depends on the model)
From what i have heard on here or from friends:
Older cuddebacks are good, newer ones not so much. The reconyx only has like 2.0 mega pixels. The Cammtrackers are amazing but over $500. The Bushnells are good.
Don't know how much this helps you, just a little hodge-podge of info
05-30-2008 | 10:08 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Want to know what are the best trail cams
ORIGINAL: Siman08/OH
From what i know:
Stealth is the best for picture quality, and moultrie is the most durable (but it depends on the model)
From what i have heard on here or from friends:
Older cuddebacks are good, newer ones not so much. The reconyx only has like 2.0 mega pixels. The Cammtrackers are amazing but over $500. The Bushnells are good.
Don't know how much this helps you, just a little hodge-podge of info
ORIGINAL: MECHDOC
I would have to say the Reconyx also.I have not been able to find anything negative aboutthe cameraexcept the price.I use a cuddy no flash.Ittakes good daytime pics but the IR at night is marginal at best.There arefew better IR cameras for about the same price out there as mentioned above.
I would have to say the Reconyx also.I have not been able to find anything negative aboutthe cameraexcept the price.I use a cuddy no flash.Ittakes good daytime pics but the IR at night is marginal at best.There arefew better IR cameras for about the same price out there as mentioned above.
Stealth is the best for picture quality, and moultrie is the most durable (but it depends on the model)
From what i have heard on here or from friends:
Older cuddebacks are good, newer ones not so much. The reconyx only has like 2.0 mega pixels. The Cammtrackers are amazing but over $500. The Bushnells are good.
Don't know how much this helps you, just a little hodge-podge of info
06-03-2008 | 10:23 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Want to know what are the best trail cams
After doing a LOT more reading....that new Scout Gaurd sure looks like a neat little Game Camera. Anyone have one of these new cameras yet? Someone on here posted that Bee Busy has them for $199.00.....Seems like a decent deal.
