Best Trail Cam in your opinion?
 

Looking to buy a couple more cameras to for the ground. I have a cuddeback capture and I like it, but im looking to find something a little bit cheaper but not sacrifice quality of pictures.

What features are you looking for? That will narrow it down a little bit. IR or Flash? Trigger time? Price range? Application? Battery life? Etc.....

Joe

Well for price.. you can't go wrong with a stealthcam I590. Goodluck finding a camera that is cheaper then the cuddeback that still has that quality. When you do tell me because I need a knew camera too. :D

mainly focusing on price and quality of pictures... don't care about flash or not or anything like that

I like my moultrie D55 IR but I have not had it lond but so far so good . i just got an email from bass pro shows there basic d 50 flash camera with 5 mp for 69.99 seems like a good deal?

Then you need to purchase a HOMEBREW for the absolute best quality in pictures. There are builders/sellers over at http://www.outdoor-talk.com and you will also find a few at http://www.camtrapper.com

Picture quality from the homebrews can't be beat but if you are going to purchase one from someone, it will probably cost you in the neighborhood of $200.00. If you are going to build one yourself, it can be done for about $125.00 depending on what you have to give for the actual camera.

Blessings.....Pastorjim

i love my primos truth cam for the money

i have five different ones(cuddieback ir, i60, primos35, covert ii, bushnell trophy 8mp) , and the bushnell trophy 8mp by far has my vote...I am over 12k pics and batterys still full.

Trail Cams
 

I just bought a Scout Guard 550. I had 2 Bushnell 9204's that got moisture inside and burned up. Have heard nothing but good reviews for the SG and can't wait to get it.
Anyone know about how long I can expect the leave one out with 8 internal AA's and a 6volt 12ah external plugged in?

Moultrie D-50
 

I've had my Moultrie D50 for a couple of years now and have been happy with it. The photo quality isn't quite as good as my friends Cuddeback, but for the price it's hard to beat.