to flash or not to flash
#1
to flash or not to flash
the title says it all.....Is Infrared better than flash??? Which one should i go with??
I am new to all of this trail camera stuff. Just wondering what you guys thought. I got my hands on some more money....i have 120 to spend and was wondering which ones i should check out
I am new to all of this trail camera stuff. Just wondering what you guys thought. I got my hands on some more money....i have 120 to spend and was wondering which ones i should check out
#2
RE: to flash or not to flash
I have both kinds. Always a big dispute over the flash spooking deer, but my flash camera has probably had the best results. I don't think you'll have a problem with either kind.
#7
RE: to flash or not to flash
ORIGINAL: pa_yote_hunter
my one thing i am worried about is someone seeing the flash at night and stealing the camera
I would think infrared is harder to find for someone to steal......
my one thing i am worried about is someone seeing the flash at night and stealing the camera
I would think infrared is harder to find for someone to steal......
#8
Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 14
RE: to flash or not to flash
Moultrie I-40
But all of the considered, I think the number one consideration is battery life. Last year I used my camera for the last few months of the season on only my second set of batteries. I have it out constantly this time of year and went from about July to December on only two sets and the current set is still at over 80%. The Moultrie also as a battery life indicator that shows % of batteries left. Good luck!
#9
RE: to flash or not to flash
ORIGINAL: Mottz
I have both kinds. Always a big dispute over the flash spooking deer, but my flash camera has probably had the best results. I don't think you'll have a problem with either kind.
I have both kinds. Always a big dispute over the flash spooking deer, but my flash camera has probably had the best results. I don't think you'll have a problem with either kind.
Rob