Trail cam

[PINEWOOD DUCK]

Anything new to market that is a must have?

[Gut_Pile]

price range?

[PINEWOOD DUCK]

Less than 200

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[Gut_Pile]

Take your $200 and buy 2 of these

https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/p...12mphd2tnlwtch

[Gut_Pile]

Here is the review of that camera

https://www.trailcampro.com/collecti...nt=31894170192

[TJ_11]

Browning came out with a new Strike Force HD Pro.

Fast trigger speed and has their no blur technology. The over did the megapixels but the pictures should still be good. Retail for $159.

We have used the Strike Forces and always liked them, thought about grabbing one of these to see. Or I've been debating to finally getting a Reconyx.

[Coastal Woodie]

I picked up a browning strike force hd recently and I'm impressed so far. The clarity is much better than my moultries and cuddebacks.

[DJA]

Cuddle back has that new set that reports pics back to one motherboard camera

[led0321]

I am impressed with the brownings


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[joshua2]

If you are spending less than $200 on a trail cam and it's not a browning then you are pissing away money. I've tried all of the economy cameras and the brownings are above anything as far as price and quality of the pics. It's your money tho, so spend how you want to.

[ziggy]

Those bushnells that gut pile linked to are damn fine cameras, especially for 100 each. Will do everything you need them to do for scouting deer or turkeys, I'm not needing to run perimeter security around my compound or anything.

Thanks for the link gut pile, I'm running to dicks now to get a couple


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[Sportin' Woodies]

My browning eats batteries weekly in cold weather and is picky about sd cards.

[Highstrung]

I've bought a couple few of those cheap wildgame innovations they seem to work good enough for me. I've had a few nice other brands over the years. I seem to tear them up all the same.

[TheVisorGuy]

My browning eats batteries weekly in cold weather and is picky about sd cards.

Mine as well. Stay away from primos. I haven't had much luck with them. I keep trying all the others but keep coming back to moultrie, Cuddeback and bushnell

[Burney Mac]

I bought 8 strike forces last year after all the good reviews, plus I got a good deal. I really liked them at first but they all seemed to dwindle down throughout the year. I do like them, but they aren't perfect. I have literally seen deer and turkeys standing in front of them only to not have a damn pic of them Although the battery life was ok, it wasn't good. I'd prolly buy again if I ran across the same deal, but not for full price IMO.

I may give a bushnell a try.

[Gut_Pile]

I've had browning, bushnell, wildgame, primos, and Moultrie. The jury is still out on the two Moultrie cams I have since I've only had them a month. The browning, wildgame, and primos shit the bed.

I have 4 bushnell cams and have never had even the smallest problem with any of them. Two of them I've had since 2010 and they will still hold a charge for 11-12 months.

[Johnny Reb]

I am impressed with the brownings


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Me too. I have always had Moultries but recently got some new Brownings and really like them.

[banded_mallard]

Anyone tried any cellular cams? Are they worth it?

[vdubbinya]

Little out of your price range, but a moultrie 180i is a bad mfer. 3 cameras in one, 180 degree field of view. I've got two, had no problems, other than lots and lots of pics.

[BMAC_ducks]

What about cabelas cameras. I had an issue with one and returned it for a new one no questions asked. They're all going to shit the bed, I'll take a no questions asked warranty.