Advice on trail camera (Updated)

[jasnt]

One thing I've learned about trail cams, its better to have 3-4 $100 cams then one $3-400 cam

[djnoodle]

Thanks for all of the advice. Although I must admit I didn't follow the poll.

I ended up buying the Browning. I talked to too many people who had bad experiences with Primos and the Moultrie was nowhere near as highly rated. I talked to the guys at trailcamerareviews.com and they said unless I was willing to jump up to the +$200 range, I should go with this Browning.

I'll make sure and post results as soon as I have some.


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[djnoodle]

Thanks for all of the advice. Although I must admit I didn't follow the poll.

I ended up buying the Browning. I talked to too many people who had bad experiences with Primos and the Moultrie was nowhere near as highly rated. I talked to the guys at trailcamerareviews.com and they said unless I was willing to jump up to the +$200 range, I should go with this Browning.

I'll make sure and post results as soon as I have some.


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[Bean Counter]

I have two Brownings in the woods myself. I can't wait to get out and pull the cards for the first time. I hope they're still there! 

[djnoodle]

Put my browning innawoods yesterday with a PVC feeder full of sweet cob. I'll check it in a week and report back.


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[djnoodle]

I checked the new camera after I got back from my business trip to Idaho. No videos worth sharing but I did get plenty of action. The game dept mowed the field that it is sitting next to. I caught the tractor going round and round...

I need to move it around the bend a little bit so that  it is covering more of the open field. I may get a chance to do that this coming week.


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