Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Photo & Video => Topic started by: seansfire on October 30, 2012, 07:10:47 PM
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Bought 2 of them at Wholesale Sports in Silverdale last year at some after Christmas sale for $40.00 each or something. Just wondering if anyone else has some and how they work for you. Decent pics ? I have had them for a long time and not used them yet. Figured it couldnt hurt to ask
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Not a Tasco, but my Wildgame camera is 3 Megapixel, and takes good pictures. Don't know why you would need more Megapixels for a trail camera.
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I have 7 of them, some work better than others they change which sensors they put in them a lot so some trigger faster than others. Overall their good
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I've had good luck with them, got tons of pictures. The weakness is the flash, it only has about a 15 foot range, and that's being generous. You just have to set up with that in mind, and you'll get lots of good pictures. I had one stolen last January, so bought one to replace it, and that one ended up having a bad seal. It fogged up internally, in only one day. I haven't got around to sending it back yet, but I plan to. I think if I buy another Tasco it will be from Wal Mart, so I can return it if needed. I think they're well worth the $50.
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good cheap cams to put in high risk areas. i have 3 and they have taken 1000's of great pics. in the past few months of playing with my trophy cam and d-55ir i wont be buying cheap cams anymore, they chew up batteries too fast.
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when you set one up is it best to aim it straight as possible down the trail animals are using or broadside to a critter when it is walking by ? how high off the ground is good ?
