Trail Cam

[terry]

I'm looking to buy a trail cam and wanting to know what would be a good one at a good price and it needs to be simple to use

[Bearhunter]

Digital Digital Digital......you want to be able to view your media instantly. If you have a camera already that takes SD cards, your in...pop it in there to view instantly, then switch the card out.
The thing I have found, with the Moultrie 3.1 megapixel is that it takes an SD card up to 1MB, this is good for 600+ pictures!! The 6v battery are rechargable and last again for 600 pictures, or 1 month!

Now....whats your price range...the new ones are really expensive but really good. They take infared at night with no flash(black and white), and color by day. They have very little delay from the time the sensor is tripped, to the the time it takes the pic...very important...the flash on a digital typically only works to 30 feet, versus the 35mm that takes to 90 feet.

All these digital cams can take vids...now those are cool.

35mm cams are cheap...around 75 bucks....but you can get into a 1.3 megapixel for around $165.00.

Let me know if you need further help...A1 archery has alot at great prices...they are backordered a bit right now though..These things are getting popular!!:teeth: :teeth:

[tiller]

No 1 archery is out of stock for about 3 weeks. I ordered one from Cabelas yesterday and they have lots.

[djhunter]

hey guy's i don't know much about the trail cams but i deal with kevin at northprosport in saskatoon he list 3 of them he has a web site it's www.northprosports.com

[Bearhunter]

I have the exact same as the gamespy 3.1..I love it...

I'd recommend that one for sure dude....

I'm stoked to see guys getting these cameras now...its great to see other guys pictures.

[remingtonsteel]

Lots on e-bay . Usually Can get pretty cheap . But you have compare prices with other stores .