Choosing a good trail camera

[Turner89]

I have some pretty good videos with my tasco 5mp. I'm having trouble posting the video. I've never posted vids

[bobcat]

I have some pretty good videos with my tasco 5mp. I'm having trouble posting the video. I've never posted vids

You need to upload to YouTube first, then post the link here.

[Turner89]

http://youtu.be/2LFG0lz1miI  I think I might have the video. Thanks to my 12yr old son. This is a Tasco 5mp.

[pope]

That's a nice buck!

[bobcat]

The new Moultrie D-333 sure seems to have it all, and for under a hundred bucks.

7mp, low glow, 30,000 pictures on a set of batteries, up to a 10 shot burst. If I get another camera I think this will be the one.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AU6DL9G?ie=UTF8&force-full-site=1&ref_=aw_bottom_links

[h20hunter]

Sorry bobcat.....I know I put Bushnell cams a bit on a pedastal but I'd choose this one....

http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-Trophy-Trail-Camera-Viewer/dp/B00200C3US/ref=sr_1_7?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1363897173&sr=1-7&keywords=BUSHNELL+TRAIL+CAM

Really....I have a hard time with the size of the cams that take the C batteries. 8 AA that will last all year and much smaller.

I do agree....for $100 it is a lot of trail cam.

[bobcat]

That Bushnell is not a low glow. That takes it out of the running for MY next trail cam. I'm going with the low glows, or the white flash (for when I want color night pics.)

The Bushnell's are just too much money, IMO. They have always had the advantage over cameras of any other manufacturer, in that they carried a 2 year warranty.

But now, and I think I forgot to mention it, the Moultries now have a 2 year warranty. Well, at least the D-333 does, I'm assuming ALL Moultries will have the 2 year warranty.