What are the best trail cameras, and why?
04-05-2021, 03:49 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,415
trail camera's IMO< are one of them things, that unless your buying the very top end models
they can all be hit or miss in quality and reliability
I have spent thousands of dollars on them over the past 20+ yrs and have had ALL makes and models fail that I have owned from camera costing over a grand to ones costing just over 25 bucks
I have had cheap 40 dollar camera's that lasted years and worked problem free and had high dollar cam's that were problem after problem, work today NOT tomorrow, run away on pic's to not taking any at all
then work fine and repeat!
I know guys that SWEAR by"X" brand Model
and have gone and bought same make/model and had them fail or not work at all!
and vice versa!
SO< IMO, they can all be good and BAD , pending if your lucky buying a good one, or not!
and I average about 4500 pictures a week on cams a few cams on my property, NOT counting cam's at hunting camps and dother p[laces!
and been running cams since late 90's(35 mm film cameras then, and still have some that work just as they did new and some that well ?? DON't! LOL)
they can all be hit or miss in quality and reliability
I have spent thousands of dollars on them over the past 20+ yrs and have had ALL makes and models fail that I have owned from camera costing over a grand to ones costing just over 25 bucks
I have had cheap 40 dollar camera's that lasted years and worked problem free and had high dollar cam's that were problem after problem, work today NOT tomorrow, run away on pic's to not taking any at all
then work fine and repeat!
I know guys that SWEAR by"X" brand Model
and have gone and bought same make/model and had them fail or not work at all!
and vice versa!
SO< IMO, they can all be good and BAD , pending if your lucky buying a good one, or not!
and I average about 4500 pictures a week on cams a few cams on my property, NOT counting cam's at hunting camps and dother p[laces!
and been running cams since late 90's(35 mm film cameras then, and still have some that work just as they did new and some that well ?? DON't! LOL)
04-06-2021, 03:00 PM
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,415
IMO< the best wireless camera on the market is the Buckeye camera system, if your going to have a remote camera that send you video or pictures
back when they used to make plain trail cam's(and they were never cheap one's) they too were top of the cam's, but they now only do the remote systems
hard to beat, but FAR from cheap
and even there not perfect or unknown to have issue's
back when they used to make plain trail cam's(and they were never cheap one's) they too were top of the cam's, but they now only do the remote systems
hard to beat, but FAR from cheap
and even there not perfect or unknown to have issue's
