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primos 35 trail camera
« on: September 21, 2010, 07:39:29 PM »
was looking at getting one of these to try out. it says its infra red. there on sale for 89.99. i saw a moultrie on sale for 69.99. it uses a flash. besides being infra red and one with flash what are the advantages of these two cameras. this would be my first trail camera. was going to use it for deer and bear. any one have experience with this camera.
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Re: primos 35 trail camera
« Reply #1 on: September 21, 2010, 09:32:49 PM »
I just purchased one last week and set it out today.   This is my first attempt with a trail cam, so will head out Sun or Mon to check it and see if I did everything right and what or if I got any pics.   Will post on here any results.

For what it is worth, I set it up here at home and "tested" it by "walking" a mounted bobcat in front of it in total darkness.  At least under these ideal circumstances, the pics were pretty decent, so looking forward to some real world pics.

As as the camera its self, it was very easy to set up and program, the instructions are very clear and easy to follow.   I would say for the price and based on my tests, it should be a very good camera for the money.

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