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Bushnell trophy cam have several haven't let me down yet 1,000's of pics
Bushnell trophy cam have several haven't let me down yet 1,000's of pics
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Best bang for the buck trail cams
- Thread starter Triton Mike
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riskyb
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I got several of the wild game cams I wait til they go on sale every year dicks has them marked down to 40-50-60 each no problems so far good battery life good pics
Triton Mike
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I bought a 8mp tasco from Walmart and I like it ALOT. especially for 40 bucks. I figure if it breaks see if walmart will replace it?
glynr329
Senior Member
Honestly I would not waste my money on any but Moultrie.
JoPa
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I have 4 of the WalMart $25 Tasco cameras and as said before, pics are OK, but they do work and get the job done.
Triton Mike
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Try the 8mp tasco version or 38 dollars and change. I'm pretty impressed.
XJfire75
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The Moultrie A-20 on eBay for $51 or the Brownings that can be found for $65-75.
Best Cell cam for the buck is the SPYPOINT Link Evo.
Best Cell cam for the buck is the SPYPOINT Link Evo.
Defcon15
Senior Member
Browning Strike Force is the way to go. As cameras die, I've been replacing them with Strike Forces. Haven't had a single one of them go bad yet and its been 3-4 years since I started the transition to them. High quality camera for $120.
shdw633
Senior Member
Got two of those running right now and am loving them!! You can get them on ebay for about $170 right now.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/spypoint-l...612507&hash=item2aa79f035b:g:n2oAAOSwIo5ay76M
shdw633
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Never mind about that camera for $170....I just bought the last one at that price....Sorry!! However, Ebay is having a sale that you can get 15% off of anything you buy today up to $1500. So you can buy several cameras and get another 15% off your total basket up to $1500. I got that last camera that was $170 for $145!! That's why I bought it. Also got an X-stand climber for $108. The sale ends at 7 pm tonight
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NantucketShedHunter
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Can't go wrong with a Browning Strike Force although their day pictures are washed out in my humble opinion. Night pictures are excellent especially on the Extreme model.
This. ^ I have 3 that have been out 24/7/365 for 3 years now and every one of them is still working like a charm.
my Trophy Cams have GPS...I can find them wherever they go.
I use the Wireless Trophy Cams for Home Security only. Near instant alerts...put em high (with ladder)...because you don't need to change batteries or cards very often.
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NantucketShedHunter
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Harry, what type of GPS do you have in your Trophy Cams?
I don't know what kind...sorry. They are internal (in the camera) and the pictures are sent to me by text messages via cellular card. When my phone "dings" (a special sounding ding), my dogs know that either a deer (or other critter) / a car is coming down the driveway. Either way they move down range. I pay about $20 dollars a week for two cameras.
When i go into the Trophy Cam APP that is on my phone i can see where my cameras are...i think it is Google Maps or something like that, and i can zoom into the map and see every camera location... I doubt anyone would go to the trouble of climbing the tree to steal my cameras, but if they did, i could track the cameras, as long as they are still on or get turned back on...last known location is recorded.
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NantucketShedHunter
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Got it. Thanks.
