Looking for a good trail camera - any recommendations?
11-30-2008 | 11:28 AM
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Looking for a good trail camera - any recommendations?
I am looking for a trail camera. any recommendations? my dad has a stealth cam and it seems to work fairly well. I would like to spend less than $150 if possible. I don't need tons of bells and whistles, but I would like decent quality pictures.
What about a flash versus an infrared camera?
Thanks in advance.
What about a flash versus an infrared camera?
Thanks in advance.
11-30-2008 | 11:53 AM
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RE: Looking for a good trail camera - any recommendations?
I think spening an extra 50 for a Cuddeback Capture is worth the investment. Cuddeback seems to outperform everything I test it against and it will pay for itselft over time. As far as flash/ir the flash dosen't seem to bother deer whatsoever, I think the only thing that spooks them from a camera is if it makes noise.
11-30-2008 | 12:14 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: South central Nebraska
RE: Looking for a good trail camera - any recommendations?
Moultrie D-40 is $99. Or tey do have oters that are around your price. I have 3 different Moultries and have been satisfied with every one. Great pics also.
11-30-2008 | 08:36 PM
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RE: Looking for a good trail camera - any recommendations?
ORIGINAL: glew22
I think spening an extra 50 for a Cuddeback Capture is worth the investment. Cuddeback seems to outperform everything I test it against and it will pay for itselft over time. As far as flash/ir the flash dosen't seem to bother deer whatsoever, I think the only thing that spooks them from a camera is if it makes noise.
I think spening an extra 50 for a Cuddeback Capture is worth the investment. Cuddeback seems to outperform everything I test it against and it will pay for itselft over time. As far as flash/ir the flash dosen't seem to bother deer whatsoever, I think the only thing that spooks them from a camera is if it makes noise.
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