Game Camera's

[sask_killer]

Hey i was wondering what a good afordable trail camara was anyone have any idea's..i wanna go cheap but good and able to take good night pictures

Has anyone tryed the Moultrie game cams..2.1 or 3.1 mega pixels..how are those and how do they work
..would Appreciate some feedback

thanx

[slughunter]

I would say the moultie is your best buy for affordable yet good, I have used them and had fair to good results, I might even pick up a couple more later in the year.

-shane

[wtnhunt]

A lot of people have the moultries and have been happy with them. For me, I will not buy another commercial cam. Got a leaf river and for the money would be hard to find a better cam. Will be building home brews from here on in though.

[sask_killer]

Ive heard the moutrie's dont work in under -0 is that true..?

[sask_killer]

If you guys have been using maultries..i would love to see sum pics thanx..

[WvBowhunterKE]

i dont much about the whole camera thing but i think i am going to get one soon so i will be checking on this post.

[brownie65]

I have the Moultrie 2.1 Got it a week ago & just put it out today so will seee how it does. I got a good deal on it, found it on clearance for 49.99. I couldn't pass that up. Was only 1 they had or would have bought more

[doubleA]

I picked up a couple of Cabela's 4.1 cameras the other day after returning 2 Cuddeback Experts I was not happy with. The Cabela cameras are made by Moultrie. They are easy to operate and have rechargable batteries and yo can use a solar panel with them.(both options)I havent had them out much but last week I had them out for 3 days and they took over 600 pictures( I did have them set to take 3 time laspe pics and a mintute delay). I have many many pics of hogs, actually to many of those stinking pigs.

Here is a average picture taken in daylight hours.....





and a average picture taken in darkness with the flash.....