need some opinions

[stigalla]

im doing a complete overhaul or my hunting property to get ready for this season. One of the top priorities is adding about ten new trail cams to the couple I have now. im looking for a good quality cam that wont bankrupt me because of how many im going to be buying. any recommendations? 

[Bean Counter]

Quantity over quality 

[baker5150]

If you find one you like see if a local shop can give you a bulk discount. You may have to wait for an order from their supplier but it's usually worth it.

[Widgeondeke]

If you find one you like see if a local shop can give you a bulk discount. You may have to wait for an order from their supplier but it's usually worth it.

Exactly what I was thinking

[Wolfdog2314]

Natchez.com always has some good deals.

eBay is where I buy a lot of mine.

My favorite two cams are the bushnell trophy cam and the browning recon force. You can find em' for around 100$ or so.

I'm gonna pick up a Stealth Cam STC-P12 and see how it tests out. For about 50$ on eBay it's worth a shot. Here's a review on that cam and other cheaper priced cameras: http://www.cheaptrailcameras.com

[huntnnw]

Rodgers shooting supply also and watch amazon...I have been buying new refurbed cams and had 0 issues for the last 2 years with them.

My favs are wildgame innovations hands down...not 1 has given me a problem or multiple buddys around 50 cams total...cant say that for my bushnell thats in the garbage. Primos, tasco and moultrie all having issues in cold weather triggering on deer.

[stigalla]

I was lookin at the wildgame ones today.. seemed low price point, any model to go after?

[huntnnw]

I own 4 different models and all work great...I just pulled 2 cams lat week that had been out since Nov and still had 3/4 battery life and triggering just fine. My fav is the lightsout model. The wide angle pic should be the only option on all cams it captures alot of area.

[bobcat]

A good option is to buy from Walmart online. You can get a two year warranty through Walmart for $9. With as many problems as trail cams have, that's worth the money, in my opinion.

Here's one to look at:  http://www.walmart.com/ip/Wildgame-Innovations-T6B1-Scouting-Camera-Blade-6-x-Lightsout/37310125?action=product_interest&action_type=title&placement_id=irs_top&strategy=PWVUB&visitor_id=Og-Oim5LlJhhjq6VS6MTn8&category=&client_guid=9970af65-b0b2-44d4-8e24-034b09aac137&customer_id_enc=&config_id=2&parent_item_id=34954732&parent_anchor_item_id&guid=239afdc8-8383-4c38-b4b6-641cd683da09&bucket_id=irsbucketdefault&beacon_version=1.0.0&findingMethod=p13n

I don't have that camera but that's a good price and with the extended two year warranty I don't think you could go wrong.

[stigalla]

I own 4 different models and all work great...I just pulled 2 cams lat week that had been out since Nov and still had 3/4 battery life and triggering just fine. My fav is the lightsout model. The wide angle pic should be the only option on all cams it captures alot of area.

what mp? Walmart has the has the 6mp for $71 (cabelas has the same one on sale for$50 notin stock but I could raincheck them if its worth it) cabelas also has the 8mp lights out model in stock on sale for $90

[huntnnw]

they all take great pics..I have 5mp and up

[stigalla]

well *censored* at that price point itll be hard not to go with that option

[Lost in the mountains]

Amazon is where i get all mine. Last ones i got where some moltree's and payed $60 a piece. But i do like my wildlife innovations a little better the pictures seem to be sharper but i cant take video with them 

[mfswallace]

Wildgames for me have never had a problem. Bushnell and moultries have had a few different issues...

[stigalla]

I have a couple moultries now. I like them but the trigger is a bit slow on the draw. I get good feed pix but ifits in passing I get nose or tail