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i am new to the whole trail camera thing and i was wondering whats the best brand of camera to use

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Reconyx!!!

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John here is a link to a site that has great reviews on trailcams. I check out the review for any cam I am thinking about prior to buying it there.
chasingame Link

xkmorris got any pics from your Reconyx? Pike

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Yep.

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John,
Maybe you should disclose what your price range is... as the Reconyx is top of the line and is anything but cheap.

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And what you want to use the cam for. On a trail? watching a feeder? The more info you give us, the better we can help you out.

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Here is one of some turkeys that I thought was interesting.

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Xkmorris awesome pic!! Looks like your in FL? PIke

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johnbt16,

Here is a link to another site that can be a great source of information www.trailcampro.com I have bought several cameras from them and I'm here to tell you that you would have a hard time beating their customer service. Some of the most helpful people I've ever dealt with. Hope this helps.

Blessings.....Pastorjim

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i am 17 and i wanta trailcam to watch my first grass patch i have that we saw a cow horned, a 4 point, a 10 point, 4 hens, 2 toms, and a few bobcats and coyotes this deer season.

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In your case I think I would go with a SG550 or check out the Buchnell trophy cam. Check out the review on Chassingame.

http://www.chasingame.com/index.php?id=85

For $200.00 you can't beat the SG550 or the Bushnell trophy cam!!!

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Man, the guys above have nailed it.... the Reconyx is amazing! I can't say enough about the one we use! Day or Night, in ANY temp... it never misses a beat and WILL produce more images than you even thought possible for a trail cam! Even the night images are excellent.... here is a standard quality night IR pic. I also love the labeling and branding features. It even comes with some pretty good software.

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I have two Reconyx's myself an they are awesome. But if I was not using them it would be either Leaf River cameras or SG550 or Moultries.