Need a trail camera!

Hi I live in Lehi so we are pretty close. I have used several different cameras over the last few years and I own several now. The more you spend the better your quality and the faster the trigger speed, HOWEVER I had one camera stolen last year (even though it was locked to a tree) and if you put out an attractant or salt lick they will lick it and it gives the camera plenty of time to trigger. I just bought another camera at walmart there in AF on Monday night. It was only $60 and it is a digital one. I also bought a $15 memory card which is supposed to hold two hundred pictures which is great compared to leaving a film camera for a week and getting one hundred triggers but only getting 24 pics. It is obviously not the top of the line but it seems to work well in my testing and it took some decent pictures in my home. I placed it in one of my favorite spots above 10000 feet on tuesday morning and I can't wait to check it next week. I have used the cheap film cameras before and I have gotten great pictures. I would reccomend the cheap ones and a digital one for the following reasons. First of all it may get stolen. Second if you buy cheap you can buy several and be scouting several different areas. Third if you use minerals or salt you don't need a fast trigger speed. And last of all batteries and film can get expensive in these cameras and I think digital is cheaper in the long run. My digital cam takes less batteries that the other ones. You don't have to buy film every time. And with digital you can select which pictures to develop and which ones not to which will save you money. (You will get about half of your pictures which are no good--Does-Cow elk- The same pesky small buck- blank screen-- or other critters that you may not want to spend money on developing.) I hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy. Game cameras are a blast.

moultri 3.1 is a good one

get a digital one that can take an SD card