Trail cams??

[rolf]

Would really like to know what you recommend, and if its in the $100 area it`s even better.
Don`t need any fancy schmancy stuff, just a plain camera that works.

Regards//Rolf

 

[effendude]

Cuddeback unless you are setting up over a pile of corn.
Scott

 

[stinnett1981]

Dont buy a cheap one. Been there done that. Bought a cheap one and had 5 pics a day for 2 weeks strait then it just locked up. I even tested it. Walked up in front of it and it didnt take a pic. The batteries was fine. I took the batteries out and put them back in and it worked fine. Cheap things are cheap for a reason. I have cuddyback and bushnell and they work good. Make sure it has time and date. Good to know what time the big buck comes to your plot! I like the inferred too. Regular flash can spook a deer i think. Thats if you r even deer hunting?

 

[Joe C]

I have had excellent luck with this one: http://www.huntenoutdoors.com/products/GSC30%252d50IR.html

I have about 6 of them I think and they have worked really well. Usually you can get them on sale right before deer season for around $50.00, which is why I have more than one. ;-D

 

[rolf]

stinnett
I live, and hunt , in Sweden.
The cams will be used for staking out boars, and perhaps deer too.
It sounds like I`m better of with one of the the more expensive cams. I definitely want good night footage and also the time+date function you mentioned.

//Rolf

 

[stapher1]

I have a bushnell trophycam, it about as nice of a camera as you can get for the price. Cuddeback's are a better choice, fastest trigger speed over any other cam but they're also little more money. Reconyx is the best without question but they carry a huge price tag.