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Started by supremepredator, May 10, 2016, 04:32:00 PM
Quote from: Redfish on May 11, 2016, 09:27:25 AMI have run 8 cameras for several years and I have a mix of Moultrie, Wild Game and Browning as of now. I have tried just about every brand there is. I have had good ones of all brands and bad ones of each also. I like the trigger speed of the Brownings but I have had two of them go nuts this year and take 4000 pictures in one day and eat the batteries. The Wild Game cameras occasionally start taking foggy looking pictures (I do live in Florida which is a rain forest)so I take them home and open them up in front of a fan for a couple of days and they work fine for a while. The cheaper Moultries I have that run on C cells run forever on a set of batteries and are pretty dependable but take the worst looking pictures of the three. The best advice I can give is keep the boxes and receipts to every camera. I have had good luck returning them to Academy and Dicks as much as a year later for a refund. If not, most companies will replace them if you stay on them about it. If anyone says they have found a brand that is 100% dependable I would have them pick up my lottery tickets for me because they are very lucky.
Quote from: gobblegobblegobble on May 11, 2016, 10:10:01 AMAlso go to trailcampro.com and read the testing and reviews.They do real-world testing using the same conditions and procedures for every camera they sell so it's apples to apples comparisons.They also break it down into what's important to you... battery life, trigger time, reset, quality, lighting, etc.
Quote from: scoot12 on May 11, 2016, 10:52:21 PMCovert mp-e6. I live in Wisconsin and run my cams year around through the brutal cold. Scoot
Quote from: GSLAM95 on May 12, 2016, 02:47:09 PMSimply put you get what you pay for and $100 is not going to get you much when it comes to a "reliable" trail camera.
Quote from: JBIRD22 on May 12, 2016, 03:39:20 PMQuote from: GSLAM95 on May 12, 2016, 02:47:09 PMSimply put you get what you pay for and $100 is not going to get you much when it comes to a "reliable" trail camera....just don't tell my 69.99 MPE6's...