Thread: Good trail cams that don’t break the bank
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Old 10-13-2019, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Smoky buck View Post
Moultrie cams I have experienced in the past and the ones from 10 years ago I was not impressed with. Those recommending Moultrie cams how old are your cams?
I still use a 12 year old Moultrie D40. Works good. Only thing is it only takes low memory SD cards and eats 6 'D' cell batteries in a couple months. I have bought new twin packs of stealth cams and found them more faulty. Have a bushnell that is reliable too.

I guess I just like having a basic picture of what's going on. Don't need super high resolution or extra features.
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