Is it hard on batteries I have two not made by Wildgame but they are brutal on types of batteries

I purchased one of these recently. Excellent quality for the price. Easily compares to Game cams that cost 2-3 times as much.
I get excellent pics and the 16 gb SD card will hold hundreds of photos.
Batteries last about 3-4 weeks depending on the amount of photos.
The battery pack is worth looking into.

I have this camera.. On the contrary, mine has been up for weeks and on still picture mode it hardly uses batteries. It takes great pics. It does not have the range that is advertised, but it still does s good job. Mine has sat through some big rain storms and the sun and it still looks brand new. It was on sell at academy for 80 one weekend so I bought it. It's a worthy buy

I don't have any kind of camera system now, and would really like a chance to try this one out. I live about 30 miles from where I hunt, and because of work my time is limited. Having a camera would really increase my chances of bagging that trophy buck.

the trail cam craze has went nuts in the last few years. one day i need to jump on the bandwagon

I would love to test this product !

This sounds like the kind of thing that I need to bag that trophy.

I have used my brothers cameras several times. i am in the market for one of my own. Thanks for the review. Sure would like to try it out myself.

WOULD LOVE TO TEST THIS CAMERA. IN THE WOODS AND AT HOME. WE HAVE COYOTES COME THROUGH OUR YARD.

I would like to test try this on field test please thank you

A co-worker just got me access to his uncles land for deer hunting and would love a camera to check it out...currently don't have one but have been looking...usually hunt the same public land areas and don't want to leave a camera out

I would like to test this in the field

I bought this Game Cam a few months back. It's been up for a month now and its endured Sun, Rain, Snow, and 20 degree nights in New Hampshire without a glitch. The photos are clean not grainy like comparable cams. Anyways, this cam is a great deal, it’s inexpensive, but not cheaply built. 30 feet is max distance though.

I would love to test this product im having a huge problem with finding a decent camera that lasts more than a few months i recently purchased a moltree and 4 tascos wasnt happy with any of them and they didnt function anymore after 3 months.

I would love to test this.

This looks like a good match for me. i would love to try it at my coyote bate station. it is hard for me to get out into the woods due to nerve damage in my leg. it would be great to see what i am missing and be able to make each hunt count. i have seen the pics this unit gives and would love to see these dogs on film.

Not sure if I'd buy one or not, I had an older model by Wildview and was disappointed. Haven't been confident enough on buying another game cam since. Friends have showed me pics that their cams have taken and I wasn't impressed. I don't know what brands that they use.

i would love to test this product

i would like to test this product

Bought this for about $69 from Amazon a little more than a month ago. Also bought the smaller Wildgame 6MP Micro Digital Game Scouting Camera in camou for about $59. I couldn't tell if the Micro had an external battery jack from the specs (it does). Functionally, these appear to use the same camera and software. WGI now calls the smaller camera the Red 6 Micro.
After testing for about one week, decided to buy about four more Micros. Oops - price jumped back up above $100 - now I don't see the camou Micro for sale anywhere new. Walmart has the black Micro for $100 and the Red 6 for $73.

I in the market for a camera to use for scouting........So many to choose from. Whta does everyone recommend? I would gladly try one out if someone needs a feild tester on a new camera....b

wow would i love try this does this item,does a flash scare animals .

would like to test this out.

i would like to test this product.