As money is real tight in my house, I am trying to find a real reasonably priced camera. Might get two of them. My question is, would anyone 'trust' buying one on ebay or should I just go to walmart and get what I can??? Knowing that even on ebay, I might not get something that works as it is supposed to. At least I can return it if I buy from walmart. What do you all think? Before anyone asks, I might be able to spend 60-80 dollars on one. Any other suggestions are welcomed.
I've tried several different brands. Best camera for the money is Hunten Outdoors. You can go to Sportsmans Guide and buy for around $60-$70. It's camouflage, blackout, takes good pictures and pretty good camera speed. Long battery life.. Hard to beat Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk
Game & Trail Camera Reviews and Buying Guides: TrailCamPro Hands down the best place to get a camera. You also get an additional 2 year warranty.
Wildgame are inexpensive and have worked well here. I'd check your local D ick's or Bass Pro or whatever sporting goods you have close by. Cabelas is having online sales too.
I'd just get one good camera instead of buying two cheap ones. If you could even increase your budget $10-$20 and get two Covert MPE-6's or MP-8's, it would be money well spent. Especially considering that they will replace it at any time if it doesn't perform as it should.
Checkout Hunting Supplies Online | Discount Hunting Equipment Supply Store | Hunting Gear for Sale Online They have Covert MP6 on sale for $84.99. Great trail cam for the money!
I have 4 of the wildgame innovations Axe 5 from D icks. You can get the on sale for $40 each. Work well for what I need.
I tried a few over the years and had a couple Wildgame cameras. The current one thats still working takes whiteout pics at dawn and dusk. That and their case designs leave a lot to be desired. I just picked up a Browning Dark Ops based on reviews on trailcam pro that were impressive. I can say so far, I love the camera. For 120.00, and with one of the fastest trigger speeds in the business at .72 seconds, you can't go wrong IMO. I'm going to run this cam over the winter on feed to put it to good use. If it continues working the way it has, I will be grabbing a few more when I see them on sale again.
I have the wild game ones and they work great! I also have a Moultrie but like the wild game ones better hands down! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk
I agree with this! Great cameras for the money, I have two of them and they perform better than some of the big name brands that I have used. (Dont mind the date, forgot to set it when i put the cam out)
