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Walmart sells one for about $100 bucks that takes pretty good pics. Its not infared though. Its a Moultrie
Trail Camera
What is the best trail camera to buy for the money?
Cheepest I mean. Which one takes good day and night photos and does not cost a arm and a leg?
Cheepest I mean. Which one takes good day and night photos and does not cost a arm and a leg?
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I don't know what an arm and a leg are worth to you but Cabela's has the Moultrie I 40 on sale for $199 and $5 shipping. I have two of the I-60's and they do a great job. The only difference is the I 60 has a viewing screen and it is so small you really can't see it anyway.
As a general rule, you get what you pay for. Period...
The more you spend, usually, the better the camera. The better the reliability, pictures, and trigger speed. Most of the cheaper cameras are not good for trails. They may be better, I have been out of that game for a while (stocked up with better cameras). So, the newer and less expensive might be half way decent. Good luck!
The more you spend, usually, the better the camera. The better the reliability, pictures, and trigger speed. Most of the cheaper cameras are not good for trails. They may be better, I have been out of that game for a while (stocked up with better cameras). So, the newer and less expensive might be half way decent. Good luck!
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So what cameras are you using and how much are they? I need something to set up in a saddle between 2 ridges.
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This place has the best game camera reviews IMHO. http://www.chasingame.com/
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+1! :darkbeer:
Research before you buy!!! There's no shotage of crappy cams being sold out there. Even cheap ($100 range) aint chump change.....at least to me. Spend a little time on their site and get the most out of you money
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