Trail camera under $100 bucks. Is there such a thing!
 

Seriously folks! Is there such a thing as a $100.00 that works? Everywhere I look bass pro, cabelas, walmart, acdemy, etc....all I see are negitive reviews. I here that Primos Truth cams, Moultrie A5, etc are good and then I look at the reviews! I need three cameras, but can't spend $200.00 for each one. I'm not made of money! Please Help!

Wildgame Innovations Blade 7MP Micro IR Flash Trail Camera Combo. I bought mine at Dicks Sporting Goods when it was on sale but I think its regular price is $100. Its a nice little package deal that comes with everything you need to take it straight to the woods. The picture seems to trigger too slow sometimes but the video works great. I prefer video anyways so the camera works great for me I'll be buying another one in the spring.

Keep an eye out on amazon. I usually buy mine when I find them cheap. Moultrie's are what I am buying now and so far no problems. My wild game innovation cam I had no problem with yet either but I read way to many bad reviews on them.

i've got 2 new unopened covert mp-e5 that we didnt use on our lease this past season that im looking to sell to get some extra x-mas cash if anyone is interested...
great little camera for the $$$

$170 tyd for the pair in the lower 48 states

These are a few pics the wildgame innovations camera took.

Just remember some people suck!

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Moultries make good cameras, D-55 is refurbed online for $60. I would think the A-5 would be a nice camera as well. Not going to rate high compared to the other high dollar cameras out there but it takes quality pics

coverts mp6 can be found at wingsupply.com for $99. 1 second trigger speed, battery life is great and nice pics. Scoot

Check out wings supply dot com,they have some really good prices on trail cameras.I have a Moultrie M-880 and it is a great camera with nice features and a very fast trigger speed.It has been listed at most places for around $150-$170.00 but on-sale for around $124.00 which is a very good price and some States don't charge sales tax or offer free shipping to sweeten up the deal.The other Moultrie trail cameras are nice and affordable too, the M-444 comes to mind because I think it uses C-batteries and they last a very long time in most of the Moultries that use those size batteries,I have an older D-55IR that is still running on last years batteries......so any camera that can run for 1-year on the same set of batteries is a "Keeper" for sure!

That actually is a pretty nice deal. For 100 bucks, that might be a great catch.


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