What kind of camera??

[Tetro]

This post has probably been done before. But what kind of trail camera does everyone use or have used.
I've got a Bushnell Trail Sentry. I've had it out a couple of times, didn't get much action for the pics, some not bad pics of a fawn. Did get a lot of bright pics caused by the sun and shadows, I will be repostioning it the next time. My first cam so I haven't got many complaints with it, so far I've been pleased.

[Mathews XT Man]

Ive got 2 cams
a Moultree 200 (3.1MP)
Moultree game watcher (2.1MP)
Yup ya want to try to postion the cam to the north away from the sun.

[6sixpoint_nobrows]

i use nothing but stealth cam...my first stealth cam was a 35mm the next upgraded version of the 35mm...so one higher than the type they sell at wall mart for 40 dollars...i loved it and it did a great job..just recently i bought a stealth cam digital and it works even better....fast trigger time and awesome trigger distance...the way i see it is..its just as good as the Cuddeback and the LR...but you dont have to pay for the expensive name

[Tom2008]

I have a Cuddeback 1.3.

[AvonLKHunter]

I have a Cuddeback and 3 Stealth 35mm

[Mirage]

i have three cuddebacks, 1 3.0 and 2 1.3 models. I like them alot

[Bond]

I have all homebrew cams.

[wtnhunt]

First trail cam was a stealth cam 35 mm. It lasted from the fall of 2003 up until the start of this spring and finally died.

Bought a leaf river digital back in January of 2005, is a good camera. Built a homebrew here recently and any cams I add from here on will be homebrews.

[recurve]

We use buckeye cams -

[huntermq32]

Ihave the bushnell with night vision and it is currently in the shop due to blurry pics. It's a good camera but it could be way better. The laser aiming is awsome for set up and it works well in the cold. The pics are alittle grainy and the deer have to be within 15 yards to see them well on night vision mode.My next came will be the new cuddie back with night vision. I will never buy another came with out it.