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EAGLE EYE 444
King Casanova
I will continue to stick with my 14 Wildgame cameras currently in the woods and thankfully only one Moultrie piece of junk that will soon be used as a dummy cam ONLY. 
I recently bought 4 more Wildgame cameras and I will be putting them in the woods very soon too. All of the Wildgame cameras are very easy to set up and change-out the cards etc. I try and buy every camera while they are on sale too as every dollar saved ends up buying batteries for these cameras in the long run. I think that the most that I have ever paid for any of my cameras was $ 100 plus taxes and they have served me very well so far.
I have plenty of proof in over 300,000 photos taken over the past 5 years now. I know that Wildgame cameras take some of the very best photos available. I don't need any other Brand.
Just a sample:
I recently bought 4 more Wildgame cameras and I will be putting them in the woods very soon too. All of the Wildgame cameras are very easy to set up and change-out the cards etc. I try and buy every camera while they are on sale too as every dollar saved ends up buying batteries for these cameras in the long run. I think that the most that I have ever paid for any of my cameras was $ 100 plus taxes and they have served me very well so far.
I have plenty of proof in over 300,000 photos taken over the past 5 years now. I know that Wildgame cameras take some of the very best photos available. I don't need any other Brand.
Just a sample:
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wazman19
Senior Member
In my experience you can't go wrong with browning cameras. Very user friendly and quality photos.
bukhuntr
Senior Member
I may have messed up but I just bought 2 moultrie m-550's at Wally World for $50 each. Not a big fan of moultrie but figured these would do ok over a feeder.
Gadestroyer74
Banned
Elffi.. I must admit that bushnell aggressor is very impressive . I believe I will have to try one out. Your Brownings are low glo . The bushnell is faster and has some features that I really like. It's 14 mp has better day time pics and videos flash range of 100 feet . 13 trigger speed . I have seen them in the 140$ range online.. For low glo and 170 for black I wouldn't turn a blind eye to this camera
Castandcall
Senior Member
I also got some of the Moultrie M-550 cameras. Or mine may be the D 500. Its the one with free memory card.
Gadestroyer74
Banned
My top 5 budget cams would be . Bushnell aggressor, 2015 browning strike force , primos proof 03 stealth cam gn45 bushnell nature view essentials
Bucky T
GONetwork Member
I picked up a new Aggressor a couple of weeks ago.
The trigger speed is tops in the market for cameras in this price range.
Night shots are good. I do like my Browning Strikeforce night shots a tad better. But... Overall it's a great little camera so far. Ought to be a winner on game trails. Nothing is getting past it.
It still has a 2 second delay on video mode though...
But... Worth the price. I also got a $40 mail in rebate, 2yr full warranty, and a 8gb card buying it from TrailcamPro.com
Here are some pics from it.
The trigger speed is tops in the market for cameras in this price range.
Night shots are good. I do like my Browning Strikeforce night shots a tad better. But... Overall it's a great little camera so far. Ought to be a winner on game trails. Nothing is getting past it.
It still has a 2 second delay on video mode though...
But... Worth the price. I also got a $40 mail in rebate, 2yr full warranty, and a 8gb card buying it from TrailcamPro.com
Here are some pics from it.
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Bucky T
GONetwork Member
I may have to try it out too. Right now my Brownings are off the chain excellent.
Gadestroyer74
Banned
Gonna be getting me one . I been reading and studying all day about the new stuff that's out .. Some really nice cams at a decent price !
kiltman
Senior Member
I also purchased one of the walmart moutlrie, $50 specials. I just wanted something to put up to catch the backyard bucks.
