Game cam

[brian89]

There's a couple of the wildgame cameras under $100 that we're having good luck with..

i've heard good things about the primos one..

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Reconyx HC500 or Bushnell Trophy Cam

http://www.trailcampro.com/2010trailcamerashootout.aspx

No need to re-invent the wheel - they've done all the work for you.

 

[brian89]

geeze man, thats a dang good website.. thanks for the link..

 

[angsniper]

I have had no issues with any of my stealthcams. I've tried 3-4 other brands that all eventually failed. I have 1 stealthcam that has been in the woods continually for 5 yrs without issue. ($89)

 

[chazroh]

i have had really good luck with my bushnell. it is the small sized one that is 200 dollars. it is the only bushnell product i have been happy with.

 

[beer]

Don't believe the hype. You're not wanting photos to publish in a magazine. You want photos to tell you the deer are where you think or hope they are. I use Wildgame Innovations S1.3 that I got a BPro for $40 bucks. Works great for what I need.

 

[jbarnett]

Don't believe the hype. You're not wanting photos to publish in a magazine. You want photos to tell you the deer are where you think or hope they are. I use Wildgame Innovations S1.3 that I got a BPro for $40 bucks. Works great for what I need.

Was that on sale or everyday price?

 

[okieshooter777]

ha ha, beat me to it. I use the same camera, but i think i paid $50-$60, but it works great. here are a few of my pict's. If it gets stolen i am not out 2-$300 like some of the other cameras.


http://www.okshooters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101275

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Don't believe the hype.

Well, the hype IS hype, IMO, when it comes to number of megapixels and infrared ability. Just don't need that stuff.

The hype is NOT hype, IMO, when it comes to the other stuff - battery life, user-friendliness & features, memory, and most importantly (1) range, (2) detection zone angle, (3) trigger speed, and (4) correct sensitivity. Above all, trigger speed, depending on how and where it's situated in the forest. For the price, that Bushnell Trophy Cam is well worth it, seems to me, given its high marks in these categories I mention, versus its price. If you have a lot of trespassers in your area, being small and camoflagued can have significant weight attached to it.

But nothing wrong with a $50 one either, if it works for ya!

 

[Ram_Tough_Truck]

I picked up a couple of Wildview cams off of Ebay season before last for around $30. Decent picture taking, no time stamps. Had one stolen last year so $30 wasnt a major loss. Here are some photos from last year to show the quality. Not the best but works for what I need them for. Just put them out last weekend for this season will run them and maybe we'll have some good photos to share of some big bucks next week.

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