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Opinions on Game Cameras #5835234 07/17/15 12:49 AM
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I'm looking to buy a new game camera and I would like your opinions on manufactures and models. I'm not looking for WiFi capable models, but I am looking for picture quality and low battery usage. I'm currently using Cuddeback Attack IR. Two are good and one never has been very good. I want to spend $300.00 or less. Thanks again

Re: Opinions on Game Cameras [Re: Val Verde Hunter] #5835264 07/17/15 12:59 AM
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Can't go wrong with a Browning, see posting in Hunting Gear section for more info.


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Re: Opinions on Game Cameras [Re: Val Verde Hunter] #5835338 07/17/15 01:44 AM
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It's not Wifi unfortunately, but I've been trying out the new Cabela's 4/8/10/12MP Black IR game cams (with lots of IR LEDs) - and I have to say, I am incredibly impressed. The pics are incredible - the video is sharp. They have great features, including the ability to fully adjust multi-shot and set the PIR wait on a wider range of values rather than the typical 30sec, 1min, 2min, etc. It has temp and audio recording. And a viewing panel for the pictures right on the cam - and it's only around $160 !!!

Here is an example in daytime




Here is an example of early morning


Here is an example of night

Re: Opinions on Game Cameras [Re: Val Verde Hunter] #5835543 07/17/15 04:03 AM
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Thanks! Those pictures are awesome. Also thanks for sending me to the hunting section.

Re: Opinions on Game Cameras [Re: Val Verde Hunter] #5835562 07/17/15 04:29 AM
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That hog looks like a calf. eeks333


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Originally Posted By: kry226
That hog looks like a calf. eeks333


Yeah Baby, I'm estimating him at 300lbs+ . He has to go, he has taken over the feeders. He stand taller than a fawn. I went out last Saturday to do some work and try to take him out - I setup a stool in the brush overlooking the protein feeder - and the SOB snuck up behind me real quiet-like while I was watching deer. I smelled something, and looked over my shoulder and he was right behind me 15ft away - tried reaching for my pistol and he turned and ran off before I cover clean up my shorts and get a shot off. Scared the bejesus out of me. Decided right then I wasn't going to hunt him on the ground. Going to go back, in a couple of weeks and try again. I did manage to kill a smaller, black boar about 150lbs that was also being a problem.

Can't real see from this pic, but he has some serious cutters on him.

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That hog looks like a calf. eeks333


Yeah Baby, I'm estimating him at 300lbs+ . He has to go, he has taken over the feeders. He stand taller than a fawn. I went out last Saturday to do some work and try to take him out - I setup a stool in the brush overlooking the protein feeder - and the SOB snuck up behind me real quiet-like while I was watching deer. I smelled something, and looked over my shoulder and he was right behind me 15ft away - tried reaching for my pistol and he turned and ran off before I cover clean up my shorts and get a shot off. Scared the bejesus out of me. Decided right then I wasn't going to hunt him on the ground. Going to go back, in a couple of weeks and try again. I did manage to kill a smaller, black boar about 150lbs that was also being a problem.

Can't real see from this pic, but he has some serious cutters on him.


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Has to be 400 pounds popcorn


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There are some new bushnell cams out this year, and cabelas has one on sale this weekend with an additional $30 mail in rebate from bushnell to bring the price down to 119. Look up the bushnell aggressor on cabelas, I have been quite happy with my bushnells in the past and at this price they can't be beat. I also have a browning and it is a good camera, but it is one of the black led types and the night pics are not great. Much prefer the low glow vs black led. i think everyone would agree there. Only reason for a black led is surveillance/spy camera, not ideal for game scouting.

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