I'd like to see a test with these cheap sub $100 cams and put them next to a Reconyx and see how many pics you are missing because of poor trigger.

Exchanged it for a $100 Moultrie and I'm very happy with it. Always had good luck with Moultrie.

Love my two wildgame trail cams, they have AWESOME customer service as well. They would have fixed you right up no questions asked had you given them the chance.

Didn't want to wait. WAs heading to the hunting camp that day. Needed a working camera.

Probably quite a few but I don't know that it matters. People who buy sub $100 cameras know they're not buying top of the line cameras. I refuse to pay $400 for a trail cam. I'll just miss pictures if that's the case.

That being said, I've have 0 troubles with the WGI cameras I've had.

I'm with you. It's fun seeing what kind of critters live in your woods but it ain't worth $400 a pop to me.

i have a x6c from wild game innovations and i love it maybe its hit an miss but mines perfect

I just got a new wildgameinnovations trail came a few weeks ago and had lots of nice pics of deer on it. Just a few false pics that i'm sure were blue jays eating corn and one white picture but overall, very happy with it. I use it on state land and wouldn't even think of puting a 200 dollar cam out there. I had one stolen last year and was glad I at least didn't spend a fortune on it. The IR cameras definately are the way to go too. This new one has the IR feature and after 150 shots still has a full charge in it.

I have several Wildgame Cameras. I also have the 5mp and have had no problems. You may want to check out the Chasing Game.com website. The website is solely evaluations of diffrent cameras may help you decide on another camera.

i have a moultrie D55 5.0 megapixels. i think i paid $120 for it. It takes great pictures and i have had nothing but good luck with it. i got it from dicks sporting goods. i also bought the stealth cam sniper for $185 which is a 8.0 megapixel from cabelas. that one also takes very good pictures.