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Community => Trail Cameras => Topic started by: Shooter4 on May 02, 2024, 09:14:41 AM
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Does anyone know a good site to located these
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Try camofire daily. They usually do "Trail Cam Tuesdays" and have good refurb deals: https://www.camofire.com/
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What are you looking for? Money wise the cheap Tascos get the job done and are a bit easier to leave to thieves, I've used moultrie refurbs but no recent models. Browning trail cam website
has a good sale on cams
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Are any trail cams refurbable by yourself? I have 10 year old cam that just died and with new batts it won’t power on. I’m thinking it’s toast and toss and just get a new one.
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Are any trail cams refurbable by yourself? I have 10 year old cam that just died and with new batts it won’t power on. I’m thinking it’s toast and toss and just get a new one.
I've never tried, I use those types for "bait"
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Excellent idea.
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Spypoint has the Micro Cell cam -CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED available right now. Usually they are out of stock. I bought one new and it works pretty darn well, plus you get 100 pics a month for free - no plan. And if you get a certain pic you want enhanced you can pay 10 bucks for 50 HD pictures. Check it out. I just ordered two of the pre-owned ones and am hoping for the best.
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Camofire is best bet. Also, go to the Muddy website and sign up for emails. They do buy one get one quite often on new cameras. These are rebranded stealth cams and work with the command app. They are also all dual sim now. Manifest 2.0 ($50 on sale) is a great camera for the price. Stealth cam browtime ($30) is a great cheap non cell cam.
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Are any trail cams refurbable by yourself? I have 10 year old cam that just died and with new batts it won’t power on. I’m thinking it’s toast and toss and just get a new one.
I've taken multiple apart and only had to re-solder wires and then they worked......Worth a shot to always tear into them!
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why look for refurbished? cams these days are so cheap new. Wildgame innovations has buy 1 get 2, buy 1 get 3 free pretty much everyday. Ive bought 6 of the wildview cams that were $30 each and are going on 4 years with non stop use and 0 problems