Trail camera under $100 bucks. Is there such a thing!
#23
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 1,592
For reviews check out: http://www.trailcampro.com
Another suggestion is to view pictures or videos submitted on various trail camera websites. Most will show the make of camera and possibly the series. If you find something you ware satisfied with, you could further ask for information on that brand, series, performance etc.
$150. to $200. will get you a good quality camera. Also check the manufactures. Some (Bushnell) offers a two year warranty while others only offer one year. Good luck in your choice.
Another suggestion is to view pictures or videos submitted on various trail camera websites. Most will show the make of camera and possibly the series. If you find something you ware satisfied with, you could further ask for information on that brand, series, performance etc.
$150. to $200. will get you a good quality camera. Also check the manufactures. Some (Bushnell) offers a two year warranty while others only offer one year. Good luck in your choice.
#24
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 1,071
The walmart special for Moultrie is decent. It takes "C" batteries. It has decent night pics and day pics. I wouldnt get the primos...it takes "D" batteries and they get used up quick! doesnt take very good night pics and "ok" day pics.
First one is Moultrie A-5 night pic
second is the Primos night pic...big difference
First one is Moultrie A-5 night pic
second is the Primos night pic...big difference