best trail camera for your dollar

[EAS]

I've gone round and round with cameras... in the end, i think finding a camera with awesome trigger speed, and one that allows you to have no delay between photos is what to look for... down fall of those two "requirements" is the price that goes with it...
I tested my Moultrie D65ir against my Cuddeback Attack ir... I got more photos and better battery life with the Cuddeback for sure...
If your strictly looking for the best camera for a good price, I absolutely love using the D-50 by Moultrie... I have 4 of them I like them so much (catch them on sale for $50!)... even better then the D-55/65's for sure! And I don’t feel so bad when one walks off on me 

 

[sirmissalot]

Anybody try the spypoint Tiny or Tiny W? The Tiny W seems cool... with the remote blackbox thing. I would love to have a picture of the thief that stole my camera, as long as it works

[grundy53]

I'm more then happy with my Moultrie d40's and d50's. They used to be around a hundred bucks but now you can find them for around $50. Never had any problems and they take pretty good pictures.

[NRA4LIFE]

I also am partial to Moultries.  Camofire has the Spypoint Tiny on sale right now for $130, that's a heck of a deal on that camera.

[Ripper]

Thanks for all the info guy's. I'm going buy my first 2 camera's real soon.

[Bean Counter]

Thanks for all the info guy's. I'm going buy my first 2 camera's real soon.

+1... Just gotta draw a trophy elk tag.first 

[whitetailslyr]

Moultrie m80 is a winner, great picture quality and battery life for a $100 camera. Def better than my Wildgame for the same price(wildgame still not a bad camera).

[mountainman]

You need to check out the Special Ops from Covert! Real time photos to your cell w an AT&T $10 card. Been using one for awhile and its awesome!