Not looking to spend alot, but don’t want a piece of crap either.
Thanks for any responses.
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Not looking to spend alot, but don’t want a piece of crap either.
Thanks for any responses.
Just picked one of these up but haven’t gotten it into the woods yet so I can’t give you my personal opinion, but this Moultrie seems to get good reviews for a cheaper camera.
This Moultrie camera was on sale at Midway USA earlier this year and I got one. Had trouble with it…returned it to Midway USA and got a replacement and it works great. I would say check around at the different models and definately read the product reviews before buying!
I picked up two Wildgame 1.3’s for 50 bucks a piece at wally-world. I have had great luck with them so far. I am putting together a write-up (with pics)on how to switch the unit to run off a 6v 12ah sealed battery (looks like a battery for a flasher). I’ve gotten over 200 pictures in the last three weeks and the battery is still going strong. I’m expecting about 8 weeks of life before a recharge is needed.
I have 2 of the Moultrie D40’s from Midway too… no problems, good pics
Another for the Moultrie D40’s, I have two of them and they have worked well for me. $109.99 at Gander is not a good price on this camera, the every day price at Midway USA is $98.99. The first one I got two years ago was on sale at Cabelas for $69.99, the following year I got the second one at Midway USA for $70 something. Here are a couple of links to my Trail cam pics all of them were taken with the Moultrie D40.
I have one Moultrie and have a couple friends that have them, and when the weather gets cold (lower than 20-25 degrees) it doesn’t work. I love it for an early season camera.
I have the Moultrie Game Spy Camera too. I’ve had it a little better than a year. Pictures are great. It only works on the D cell batteries. I’m not sure if I got a batch of bad batteries, but I’ve only been getting about 2 weeks from a set of them. And it hasn’t really been that cold yet. The older Moutries allowed you to use those bigger lantern batteries for power. I sure wish mine would.
Yep Moultrie Game Spy is the way to go. I was in the same boat, not enough funds coming in to go spend 200-300 bones on a camera so i settled with the Game Spy and have not been disappointed. I believe it ran me close to $90 from Fleet Farm.
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Another for the Moultrie D40’s, I have two of them and they have worked well for me. $109.99 at Gander is not a good price on this camera, the every day price at Midway USA is $98.99. The first one I got two years ago was on sale at Cabelas for $69.99, the following year I got the second one at Midway USA for $70 something. Here are a couple of links to my Trail cam pics all of them were taken with the Moultrie D40.
Effing Great. robbed AGAIN by Gander. man I hate that place, but its all we got around here
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Effing Great. robbed AGAIN by Gander. man I hate that place, but its all we got around here
Sorry… but this made me laugh out loud….
Thanks for that
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Effing Great. robbed AGAIN by Gander. man I hate that place, but its all we got around here
Sorry… but this made me laugh out loud….
Thanks for that
Gander’s cheaper than cabela’s though!
those wildgame innovation 5.0 MP IR for $99.00 are the bomb, got 2 out haven’t checked them in forever. fleet Farm on those, seen the 4.0 MP Ir was $89 there last week, shoulda bought some more.
I’ve got an HCO Scoutguard and it has been as good as advertised. It has a lot of great features for the price including video and is small and easy to use.
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