Internet accessible Trail Cameras

[hseII]

I'm looking for a couple trail cameras that can be accessed from the Internet.

I'm looking into the Moultrie Connect system, but I'm not sure what is needed.

What is the ODT general consensus on such?

hseII

 

[hseII]

Bumpity Bump Bump

 

[Hunter4life]

I always use the memory card. I haven't really looked into the ones that load with wifi. I'm sure someone else around has! Best of luck to ya!

 

[hseII]

Thank You- I'm thinking dual purpose

 

[icatchbadguyz]

When you say accessible by Internet do you mean that the camera emails pictures to your computer? Or that you have a live feed streaming to your desktop?

 

[jpred1]

I use one that has a cell card that sends a text immediately to my phone everytime it takes a pic. Cost 9.99 a month the 4-4new months I activate it. Pretty neat.

 

[hseII]

Email pics- live stream would be a bonus

What do I need?

 

[F.Alexander]

Either way you're going to need something that can connect to the Internet via cellular or satellite unless you have wifi in the woods. Don't know of any satellite options unless you're willing to install a dish out there and pay $100/mo for service. Like the other poster mentioned, you'll need something that connects via a cellular connection and it's not going to live stream. The amount of data needed to stream would be costly and you'd need a huge battery to keep it going for more than a couple of hours. It can be done, however.

http://www.ehow.com/how_5772777_build-camera-live-video-stream.html#page=0

 

[hseII]

I guess what I'm asking is,
1) does anybody have the Moultrie System?
2) If no to question 1, how do y'all check your trail cameras w/o disrupting/ disturbing natural patterns of wild game?

 

[Trout Slayer]

I guess what I'm asking is, how do y'all check your trail cameras w/o disrupting/ disturbing natural patterns of wild game?

I tippy-toe my way through the woods.