buying the right trail camera

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buying the right trail camera

Post by matt » Fri Sep 25, 2009 8:04 pm

I am looking to buy a trail camera! never had one wondering if anyone could tell me the best one to buy? I only want to spend around 150, can anyone help me out?

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Re: buying the right trail camera

Post by rezstyle » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:11 pm

buy any camera, the key is setting it up right. I can almost guarantee I've got the cheapest camera on these boards. Check out any of my pictures in WA ST.......

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Re: buying the right trail camera

Post by nuttinbutchunks » Wed Sep 30, 2009 9:37 pm

I have 4 cams. One is a Wildview 5 MP and the other three are Moultrie D40s. They run about $99 each but I found them on sale, the Moultries cost $69 each and the Wildview ran about $99. The former use 6 D cell bateries and the latter uses 4 C cell bateries, so the cheaper cams have better battery life. Seems like the picture quality is similar, and they both use SD cards. Shop around, you can finde these on sale and get two for what your budget is for one.
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Re: buying the right trail camera

Post by rezstyle » Tue Oct 06, 2009 5:10 pm

Good advice, I bought all 4 of my trail cams for about $140 refurbished. They all do the job for me.

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