Game cams

[Hasselhoss]

I'm wanting to buy 10+ game cams to place at various areas along my property. Some are for game, some for a pesky neighbor that I know is poaching yet flips out if my kid's 4 wheelers go over the property line 1/2 mile back in the woods.

Why the biggest bang for my buck? Thanks

 

[the_great_white]

for trying to catch poachers, the cheapest ones you can find because they may likely be stolen if found by said poachers

 

[Hasselhoss]

for trying to catch poachers, the cheapest ones you can find because they may likely be stolen if found by said poachers

Yeah, I would mount them high at an angle. Not fool proof but at least they have to have a ladder to get it

 

[the_great_white]

i put out my trail cam a few weeks ago, when i check it in a couple weeks, ill let you know how it did. this is the first time i've used it so i'm not sure on the performance yet. its a Stealth cam and i've never used their stuff before

 

[Springfield 1911]

I've got a few of these scattered about and they do a good job. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/716899/moultrie-a-5-infrared-game-camera-50-megapixel-tan

 

[the_great_white]

giving it some thought, if i were you since you want to put out so many, i would make the majority of them the cheap ones from wal-mart and get a few higher end ones. once you find the area the deer or whatever are using more frequently, put one of the nicer ones there and scatter the cheaper ones out until you start getting lots of activity. 10+ cameras will be expensive and i would use this method to save some money and just in case a couple do come up missing or damaged or whatever

 

[Hunter4life]

Get 6 mega pix or better if you want quality pics. This is a 8mega pixel

 

[the_great_white]

dont forget you have to buy batteries for 10+ trail cams, that will get expensive real quick too! if you can, i would try and get all of them that take AA batteries

this is the cam i'm currently testing

http://www.trailcampro.com/stealthcamunitops.aspx

 

[Hunter4life]

This is a 5mega pixel camera

 

[Hunter4life]

dont forget you have to buy batteries for 10+ trail cams, that will get expensive real quick too! if you can, i would try and get all of them that take AA batteries

this is the cam i'm currently testing

http://www.trailcampro.com/stealthcamunitops.aspx

yeah them batteries cost $$$ !