Looking for game camera suggestions

[IXLR8]

I am looking for game camera suggestions, something basic. I don't need wifi or cellular connections. I do need decent night vision, B+W okay, no flash, and a memory card that I can pull and put in my computer. Rechargeable batteries that will last a few days. I did a search and of the few threads I found, half the cameras were no longer available or had way more options ($$$$) than I needed.
Thanks

 

[Fuddy1952]

I bought several of these, local walmart $28. You can use 8 rechargeable AA batteries or simply wire to one 12v rechargeable battery.
For $28...they work great.View attachment 623289

 

[rbtjr]

One of our sons and we have about eleven Bushnell "Trophy Cam" game cameras in use (five for security purposes, six for game). I don't have the exact model number handy but there are several in this series. They work well for us. We don't use rechargeable batteries but seldom have to change the batteries.

 

[RNeumann]

Browning makes a good camera. They are highly rated and reasonably priced.

 

[gsganzer]

Wildgame Innovations that you buy at TSC have worked well for me. All the others have only made it one season.

 

[Vaquero]

Browning makes a good camera. They are highly rated and reasonably priced.

I've got a bunch of the "bargain" cameras. Don't brother. The one Browning from 2015 is still performing like new. The great buy/ value pack cameras are at 50% failure a year later. I dont need 2854 pictures of my connex in one day because the camera trigger went bonkers.

ETA,
A set of fresh energizer batteries will last about a year. I really don't think a solar set up is worthwhile.

 

[jay3534]

I have a Stealth Cam MODEL: STC-*‐G42NG that is about a year old and seems to do pretty good. Since this is the first I have owned I do not have anything to compare it to. Takes pictures or short videos.

 

[Thomas]

Browning offers good simple cam about $50 at Walmart...I purchase 2 like them.

 

[nybirdman]

I have about ten years using game cameras;Brownings are the best(IMHO) and Bushnell's a close second.Forget rechargeable batteries and purchase lithium's.I easily get six months of video's(20 sec.);even over the winter.Black flash won't spook game or alert people.
Wildgame cameras are good for target practice.

 

[Jchonline]

I've got a bunch of the "bargain" cameras. Don't brother. The one Browning from 2015 is still performing like new. The great buy/ value pack cameras are at 50% failure a year later. I dont need 2854 pictures of my connex in one day because the camera trigger went bonkers.

ETA,
A set of fresh energizer batteries will last about a year. I really don't think a solar set up is worthwhile.

Another vote for the Browning. They are more expensive, but mine are 5 years old and have great battery life. I change them once a year.