Trail camera pics & advice

[foreman Etexas]

 

[Shooter45]

I have the Bushnell Trophy cams also. They work great and batteries seem to last about 7-8 months leaving it on 24/7. I've heard good things about the cuddybac (think that's how ya spell it) cameras but have never personally tried them.

 

[ajmbonaire]

ajmbonaire, a survivor, poor doe.

I have other pics of the same deer. It is clear that it is a birth defect. Even has a hoof(of sorts).

 

[Garybake]

I am suprised and impressed. Survival of the fittest and you know she has had a tough life in the woods. Great she could be a mom. Thanks!

 

[nybirdman]

A couple that made it thru.Just got some new cams...Getting lots of pictures of does and fawns....have pictures of at least five bucks.still have their horns.The bigger of these two is about fifty yards from one of my ladder stands;I never saw this one.Hope to find some sheds.

 

[dhyayi]

I have the Bushnell 8 meg but have it set for 5 (3 setting also). It has lasted three months on 8 (possible to use 4) AA batteries at my residential house not up north (more action here). Average 600-700 pics a day including the squirrels and dogs in daytime. It has been great and not a single problem from 0 degree so far. It was marked down on Amazon with buckscore program included as well as scouting assistant software to video and export to wmv for windows playback as well as others.
You can use a 6 volt DC charger (not inluded) if located by electricity.
Samples from my yard (Got it in November, yet to take it north for month at time) Have a 32 gig ard as well (lot of photos at 5x7 5 meg).
Can not go wrong for $150. Made the one pic a sig.
"Bushnell 8MP Trophy Cam Brown Night Vision Trail Camera"
Sports; $150.47
In Stock
Sold by: Amazon.com LLC

seems good to me. might buy this stuff

 

[Bigfoot62]

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I've got the same brand. Wildgame Innovations. Take great pictures and easy on the batteries. Probably about 2000 pics before you need new ones.

 

[Garybake]

We had not seen our injured buck for a week. Glad to see he is doing good. They cleaned out feeders overnight. Look at fill sticks drop over 16 hours.
The Chows missed again, thankgoodness for squirrels.:laughing:

 

[foreman Etexas]

I've got the same brand. Wildgame Innovations. Take great pictures and easy on the batteries. Probably about 2000 pics before you need new ones.

Yeah they have great battery life,take great pics and really easy to use

 

[vabiker23518]

I'll be the odd man out...I thought it was two skunks?!! The last one was def a deer.
I've got 3 different brands, and without a doubt, the Bushnell Trophy is the best. I got it from Bushnell when I sent one camera in that failed to take pics. I had paid $65 for it, so I really got a good deal ending up with the Trophy!
I only use mine from about May thru December. Like to pattern the deer before season. Don't run during winter as its just too cold and the batteries don't seem to last as well.

 

[vabiker23518]

Forgot a couple pics that I like. Esp. the bear...we're seeing alot of bears in southside Virginia; unheard of even just five years ago. I got one in Nov, 2010 and it was very good!

 

[Garybake]

I use the Bushnell at home more than up North in the woods. It gives me insight when I am working that normally I would miss. Like these pictures I label "Pure Fear". The reason I keep these little squirrels fead well, keeps me from throwing the ball/stick that the dogs do not return and stare at you when you make the walk to pick it up (Who is the master now?). Hope upload does not pixel out the squirrels eyes in enlargement(Bushnell @ 5 meg not 8).:laughing:

 

[gotrocks]

Thanks to all for your suggestions and examples.
I have ended up with Moultrie M80
Tried one shot mode.
Then tried three shot mode. will post a gif file from 12 shots.
OK GIF "did not compute" only displayed one pic.
So will just show 3 shots.








Camera is now set to Plot mode, we'll see how that works out.

If anyone can tell me how to include a gif file ,
Please give detailed instructions. Thanks