I need TRAIL CAMERA

[cowadle]

I need a good trail camera that uses infra red flash so it can't be seen. i also need a high resolution and plenty of storage. it also needs to have a motion sensor or be programmable for multiple photo per hour.

does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[big-triple-d]

http://www.chasingame.com/

I would start here he has a lot of information and reviews of the current and past cameras on the market. I would say that everyone here has his or her favorite camera for various reasons. I also think that a camera thread has already been started you might search for it.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

They all have motion sensors and can take many shots per minute let alone hour.

Most people say that game gets used to flash and is not spooked by it, and so that you don't need IR. But I cannot say for sure whether this is true.

Most important qualities of trail cameras for most people's purposes are things like long battery life, lots of storage (which you mention), TRIGGER SPEED, wide angle sensitivity, depth/distance sensitivity, user-friendliness, built-in viewer or not, resolution (which you mention). The in-depth review site concludes that the Bushnell Trophy Cam is a best buy, considering all this and price, too.

 

[Woody's Janitor]

I like my Bushnell Trophy Cam.

 

[AllOut]

u missed it! 2 weeks ago the moultrie D55ir was on sale for $99... the I40 is one to check out as well
both great cams
i also like the Wildgame IR4 for the price but battery life sux

 

[dennishoddy]

Most people say that game gets used to flash and is not spooked by it, and so that you don't need IR. .

I've been using trail cameras since the 35MM film models were used. I have hundreds of pics of a deer, the next pic, the deer is looking at the camera from about a foot away. Next pic, they are back to feeding.
They think its lightning. Deer don't bolt everytime lightning strikes.