Trail Cams

[Mudder Man]

Just curious what Trail Cams everyone is using and the pro's and con's to what they have. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated as i want to get one and set it up here soon.

Thanks in advance

Mudder

[nube]

I'm making my own. They work better than storebought, cost way less, great high quality photos and it is fun.

[Mudder Man]

Thks Nube and thks Sledder for the PM. Just asking for a little input here guys & girls on this topic. Can't believe that the cat has got everyones tongue.

Mudder

[nube]

If you buy one make sure it is digital. It costs less because of the film developing thing. To get good quality you have pay for it. They cost a lot. Don't get one of the cheap Moultrie cameras they don't work well most of the time. If you have any questions on specifics to your main question you can PM me if you would like. I don't know a lot but I can help possibly and it don't look like too many guys have much to say.

[Map Maker]

heres another vote for a homemade trail cams.
I made three so far and they are all film.
The pros of building your own, are that if they fail, you know how to fix them.

I also would go with digital because the price of digital cameras came down so much from when i started building 3 years ago, plus if you don't have to wait if the roll isnt full.
that being said, film cameras are really easy on batteries so you can leave the setup out in the cold for long periods of time, plus you can get 36 pictures per roll of film. I got my cameras for $8 each at pawn shops.

I dont think this thread will get lots of hits because the subject is dealt with so much.
To sum it up, if your hands on-build it yourself. If your not, buy a treebark.
If you need any help, let us know.

[bullwinkle]

Just give Greg at teebark a call,first class product.