If you are wanting a Primos cam, I have a bunch on order that will be here soon and I can get you a good price on one. If you are wanting a different brand shoot me a pm and I can see what I can do as I can get a few different brands.

Walter

Primos truth cam for $99. They really stand behind their products.

I'm happy for you BowSlayer - my M-80 lasted 2 hrs and/or 14 pictures whichever came first.

http://www.trailcampro.com/ .... thats all i got to say, i havent bought from these guys but i will be buying my next one from them for sure... they have every kind and reviews on everything and it seems like they all come with free shipping and a memory card, some even with batteries.... the wireless ones, they can set them up for you and all you have to do is turn them on when you get them... i called and talked to them the other day and the salesman had excellant customer service and THERES NO TAX

oh btw i looked at there website today for atleast an hour and as far as bang for your buck, i think im going with the browning... read the reviews on it....its of the charts on everthing except battery life

h what bells and whistsles, sometimes you're gonna get a dud and sometimes you're gonna get something reliable.[/quote]

They don't all come from one factory though. That's why some cameras, ie: Bushnell, Primos, Covert, etc. have better reputations than Stealth, Wildgame Innovations, Wildview, etc...They're all built in China, for the most part, but they're built to different specs and with different designs.

I purchased (3) of the Moultrie M800A from Academy (it's the same as the 880A) back in June and this was my first Moultrie product purchase. I have already sent one camera back. It took pictures non stop between the hours of 11 and 6 with no consistent time in between pictures (and it is not set to do this). The pictures are also blurry. The other two are doing the same thing. I tested cameras for Wildgame Innovations in 2010 and 2011. All I can say there is I am glad they were given to me. Not sure which one I would buy today.

I have never had a camera that didn't do this in the heat of the summer if it was in direct sunlight,,, my problem is none of my feeders are in the shade.... Lots of pics between 11-3 of absolutely nothing

These Bushnell HDs are the best cameras for battery life on the market. I have 3 of them running on 8 lithium AAs and they have been going strong for over a year now. I did turn them off after spring turkey season and back on last weekend, still showing full battery.

I am aware of this. I've put my cameras in the shade and it still does this. I spent an hour on the phone with Moultrie (they said is was a card issue) and when we were finished, I put the camera out in my yard (it was overcast and about 85 degrees). In a few hours the camera took 125 pics of my parked truck. I will say the battery life on these cameras is impressive. I am disappointed in the picture quality though (all three cameras take blurry picture day and night).