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Trail Cameras
Last Post 26 Feb 2013 03:52 AM by grandpops. 4 Replies.
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24 Feb 2013 02:23 PM �
Would any hunter(s) be willing to give me their opinion on which Trail cameras are the best for use that cost under $200.00? I am looking for a camera that is good in low light conditions. Thank you for taking a moment to help.
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25 Feb 2013 08:09 AM �

I have had good results with Moultrie, Bushnell and Spypoint.  I would also say that I am happier with the new ones that I have that use AA's. You can check them out here.

www.chasingame.com

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25 Feb 2013 04:06 PM �
Trail cams are not optics.....but my opine of them is same as hunting from a permanent stand over a food plot in full camo while berating other hunters for their choice of hunting.....
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25 Feb 2013 04:37 PM �
I've had the best results from Moultrie. For the money, Wildgame cameras are decent, but battery life sucks. Moultries customer service has been great every time that I have dealt with them. I have sent a few cameras back to Moultrie that were well beyond warranty life. They fixed the cameras for a very low fee. And even gave a discount on purchases for new cameras.
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26 Feb 2013 03:52 AM �
Take a look at Trailcampro. They have some good reviews on lots of different cameras.

http://www.trailcampro.com/

I purchased a Bushnell Trophy Cam last year and was very pleased with it's performance and battery life.
Fred, Cleburne, Tx. NRA Life Member, NAHC Life Member, DU, USN Vet, NRA Certified Instructor "A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again."

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