need help
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 358
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From: New Brunswick
After looking at everyone's pictures and wanting/debating buying a trail cam for a while now I have decided i want/need one.
What is a good brand / model to start out on
I will need something that has decent battery life in cool weather as I am in Canada and the temp starts to drop in the fall. I plan on using this in spring summer and early fall.
I will be removing it once the season starts to avoid it being stolen
any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated
What is a good brand / model to start out on
I will need something that has decent battery life in cool weather as I am in Canada and the temp starts to drop in the fall. I plan on using this in spring summer and early fall.
I will be removing it once the season starts to avoid it being stolen
any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated
#2
Fork Horn
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 112
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From: Belleville, Illinois
I bought the Moultrie I-40 with a lock box off huntbuzz for $200, it came with batteries and a remote. I'm very happy so far. Good battery life also, I'm using the batteries it came with for over a month with 80 percent life left. I did modify the lockbox with a couple welds and a rain hood
#3
First, what is your price range? With a trail cam you need a fast trigger. I would recommend the I-40 if it is a 2007 model. However, if it is a 2008 model, it may not suit your needs as the trigger time is now around 3.5+ seconds. Too slow for me. If your price range is near the $200.00 mark, I would suggest the Scout Guard SG550. 5MP, 0.8-1.2 seconds trigger, pic and video mode, and extremely small size. Easy to conceal. That price range is 199 - 209.95 For more comparisons you can try chasingame.com for a list of reviews of most cameras out there so you can make an educated decision based on actual trials,tests and reviews. Hope this helps............
Joe
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