trail cameras
#14358
08/14/2016 11:29 AM
08/14/2016 11:29 AM
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I've bought a couple trail cameras, and they have all been wildgame innovations. They were cheap, and they work, but honestly they haven't been the greatest... when I go and check them I get pictures of a buck or two or a doe or two, and only a couple pictures when I know there are trail cameras out there that will take much more pictures and not take a minute to take another one. Basically I know that my wildgame innovation trail cameras are definitely not the fastest at taking pictures and never take a majority of pictures, just one or two, and I know animals give them time to take more that just one picture. Does anybody know of any good trail cameras that are cheap?
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Re: trail cameras
#14359
08/14/2016 12:46 PM
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Hancock Co.
trapperDave
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Re: trail cameras
#14363
08/14/2016 04:23 PM
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Stilesville, IN, USA
deerhunter986
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I run wildgame cams and buddy has all primos cams. Been 5 years on a few of the older ones and out of 6 cams only one doesn't work i have no complaints on either brand. Both are cheap and I ain't got the money for a $100+ trail cam that ain't no different than a lot of the cheap oned
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Re: trail cameras
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08/15/2016 04:26 AM
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Indpls,Indiana,US
ferb55
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The best cameras at the best value in my opinion are the Coverts. Stick to the lower end, M8s for about 109. Great little camera with a crazy battery life. They also include a viewer built in to the camera. Its all we use.
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Re: trail cameras
#14366
08/16/2016 09:32 AM
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NW Indiana & Chicago, IL
Stinger
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Originally posted by ferb55:
The best cameras at the best value in my opinion are the Coverts. Stick to the lower end, M8s for about 109. Great little camera with a crazy battery life. They also include a viewer built in to the camera. Its all we use. Covert Scouting Cameras MPE6 Trail Camera 2984 w/ Free Shipping and Handling http://www.opticsplanet.com/covert-2984-mpe6-6mp-easy-setup.html
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