Posted: 8/25/2011 7:42:51 AM EDT
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So...
My father-in-law wants a trail camera and I though I would snag one for him for his birthday... I am a shooter and not a hunter... so I am out of my element here. Any recommendations on a trail camera he can hang on a tree for about $100? |
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So... My father-in-law wants a trail camera and I though I would snag one for him for his birthday... I am a shooter and not a hunter... so I am out of my element here. Any recommendations on a trail camera he can hang on a tree for about $100? i have one of these stealth cam with the IR flash. takes video or pix. records time, temp and moon phase on the pix/video. a great deal! |
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I had a stealthcam IR that died after being waterlogged....to be fair it was alomost a monsoon.
After owning a few different models I found the moultree to be the easiest menu to navigate- good pics. The cuddeback to be the best pictures worst menu, the stealthcam to be in between ok menu - lots of false triggers but good pics when they captured . Do him a favor and get a 2g SD card and a remote battery. I used an old transformer cord that fit the battery input and hooke it to 2 6 volt lantern batteries in serries ( neg cord to neg - pos to neg - pos to pos cord ) to produce 12 volts. the 6 c batteries got expensive and lasted at most a week. The remote lasts 3-4 months. Other accesories to considder are security box and better locking cable. I modify my security boxes to use a ratchet strap and then the security cable goes through it to the lock wich also locks the door. Once you have one, you'll want more. I have a total of 11 cameras now. |



