Fastest Camera No Hype

[dbllunger]

Searched but did not find what I was looking for.  I have a moultrie 4.0 infrared and it sucks IMO at getting the pic unless the animal spends a lot of time standing or moving around right in front of the camera.  I need one that will get the animal as it is travelling from A to B.  So what camera actually has the fastest trigger time?  Asking here because straight answers are given not marketing hype from manufacturers.

[Slider]

Cuddeback have fast trigger speeds.

[coonhound]

Reconyx and Predator camera's are the fastest rated cameras but you'll pay anywhere from $450 - $600 depending on which model you buy.  They're trigger speeds are from 1/5 sec to 1/2 sec.

A friend of mine that has way too much money has litterally tried every high end camera made and swears there's no better camera than the Reconyx.

I haven't talked myself into laying out that much cash yet...the key word is yet.  I really want a camera that doesn't require bait to get reliable pics.

Coon

[BK Dave]

  however the second best trigger speed is a real reasonably priced little camera called a Scout guard 550.
check um out!!
http://www.trailcampro.com/search.aspx?manufacturer=17&gclid=CKfwuveJxZoCFSMSagodQissrg

[Machias]

I bet these $140 home brew cameras would be right there with the fastest cameras on the market.

[whacker1]

The homebrew is fast, but from what I am told the reconyx is the fastest. 

[Ridgeratt]

found this on a search!

http://www.whitetaildeer-management-and-hunting.com/digital-trail-camera-reviews.html



But like stated it's tuff to beat a Homebrew for resolution usually starting at a 7 meg camera and going to a 12 meg and soon to be more. there was a bunch of field tester's when the homebrew link was going this spring and several people had done trigger speed testing.