alwyshntn

I would like some opinions on different cameras you guys have used and the reasons you like them..I am looking at purchasing 2 new ones but would like some first hand advice on some different brands.. I have been borrowing my cousins moultrie and it works alright but was wondering what else is out there.. I am not necessarly looking to get a digital so 35mm advice is sure welcome..Thanks Guys!!

Moose75

WOW go with deercam its the best 35mm I believe. Easy to work and if anything happens they will send you a new one! Also you can trade your old one out each year for the newer high tech one. Take a look at some of my pics.

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heres the link- http://www.deercam.com/

alwyshntn

Thanks Moose those are GREAT pics... Can you go to wherever you buy the camera to trade it in on the newer models?

recurver67

I have a digital moultrie and so far I love it. If you go to www.jesseshunting.com he sells most game cams at a reasonal price. There are alot of guys making homebrew cams that have far better quality pics ,if you can build one yourself. I havent tryed one yet but will try this summer. Here's a link that will help www.realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com. Good luck

retrieverman

I have had a Moultrie 35mm and a Cuddeback "digital" and would not recommend them to anyone. My Moultrie (as well as my brother's) worked hit and miss at best, and I spent a small fortune on film and developing. My Cuddeback never did work and would not make it good. Last fall, I bought a digital Camtracker and absolutely LOVE it. It is expensive but in my opinion worth every penny. My brother built several home made digital cameras, and they work great also. He built them for $350-400, but we have had to replace the computer board on mine at least twice which is not a big deal just irritating. For the money, I would buy the Camtracker. I just brought mine home after 4 weeks in the woods to charge the batteries (and they still weren't dead). SO FAR, it has been the best I have ever had (but what I had to pay, it should be).

IL-Cornfed

My favorite trail cam is the Leaf River digital units. They take excellent pics and are the best cams that I have used out of several different brands.

Also, I'm looking into buying more digitals units, so is anyone interested in buying 2 Deer Cam DC-200 35mm units from me?? Make me an offer. They are great cams and I also agree that they are the best 35mm available.