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#322941 - 08/01/07 07:37 PM Moultrie trail cameras
cmoses
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Ive been looking at the moultrie 6.0's and was thinking about gettin a couple just wanted some info if anyone has used them or if i need to keep looking
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#323012 - 08/01/07 08:10 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: cmoses]
Lookin4 aBiggun
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stealth 4.0 is well worth the money 139.00 at bps
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#323298 - 08/01/07 09:57 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Lookin4 aBiggun]
ol 'rube
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6.0 is to many pixel takes up to much memory for a trail camera stay below 4.0 you will get twice as many pics on the same amount of card space
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#323559 - 08/02/07 07:46 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: ol 'rube]
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Go as high of a resolution as you can find. Often you will need to zoom in on a buck in the background, and the higher the resolution, the clearer that zoomed-in image will be. They make amazingly large memory cards these days, and they're getting cheaper every day.

I'm hearing good things about the '07 line-up of Moutrie cameras.
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#324866 - 08/02/07 10:36 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: BSK]
cmoses
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thats what i thought about the megapixal bsk sounds good thanks guys
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#324887 - 08/02/07 10:43 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: cmoses]
Jason Bagby
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The new Moultrie 4.0 is a good camera for the money.
I have one and I am pleased right now.
100.00, you cant go wrong.
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#325009 - 08/03/07 12:00 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Jason Bagby]
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i ordered the $130 one last night and they are out of stock at bass pro! went to cabelas and Cant decide between the camo moultrie with a 4.0 megapixel or the camo moultrie 5.0 megapixel, both are $150, I also liked the black 4.0 megapixel but says you can't hook up a solar panel
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#325025 - 08/03/07 01:04 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Goose Thumper]
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Their supposed to be coming out with a solar panel later this fall to work with their 2007 cameras.
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#325151 - 08/03/07 07:31 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: outdoorbob]
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Just put out 2 6.0 infrared cameras. Stuck 1 gig memory cards in them. At enhanced resolution (higest I can go) the camera shows 1100 available pics. Hope to know by next week how thy look.
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#325423 - 08/03/07 10:27 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: rvs9]
Goose Thumper
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ordered the reg. 4.0 megapixel last night, cant wait to get it in and stop messin with the film!
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#325852 - 08/03/07 05:27 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Goose Thumper]
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 Originally Posted By: Goose Thumper
ordered the reg. 4.0 megapixel last night, cant wait to get it in and stop messin with the film!


You'll be glad you did picture capacity-wise, although picture quality will decline. None of the commercial digitals take anywhere near as clear of pictures as a film camera. The only way to get film-quality images is to go homebrew.
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#326107 - 08/03/07 09:24 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: BSK]
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 Originally Posted By: BSK
None of the commercial digitals take anywhere near as clear of pictures as a film camera. The only way to get film-quality images is to go homebrew.
Generally speaking, I agree.

However, in bright sunshine, I believe the 6.1 mp Leaf River digital will rival the image quality of the DC-200 film cams using 400 speed film. I'm also eager to post a little comparison between my new "homebrew" and the Cuddeback No Flash --- I think most people will be shocked. But we will post no comparison until it's time.

If you're willing to spend around $350, I'd consider nothing but a homebrew until the commercial lines come out with something more competitive. But keep your eye on Bushnell.

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#326135 - 08/03/07 09:47 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Wes Parrish]
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Im not worried bout pic quality, just as long as i see the rack size haha
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#326157 - 08/03/07 10:06 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Goose Thumper]
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I just ordered one today out of cabelas for 100$ its a 4.0 moultry .My first one . You get what you pay for so I'm not expecting the best cam on the market ,but from the pics I have seen posted on here It should do fine. I have two stealth cams a 1.3 and a 4.0
I am pleased with the 1.3 but the 4.0 batt life sucks. I have not gotten more than two weeks out of a set of batteries since I put it out. I think stealth cam is setting them up to eat batteries so you will buy there external batt pack for 40 bucks.
I have allready spent 40 $ in c batts so I guess I should buy one.


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#326372 - 08/04/07 01:02 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: tnclayboy]
Goose Thumper
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I have a stealth 35 mm and its gives me great pics but after i paid $7 to see 24 pics of the same doe taken over a period of 12 hours... yea i changed!
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#326448 - 08/04/07 07:46 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Goose Thumper]
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If pic quality isn't critical, then I think you will really like the Moultries.
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#326456 - 08/04/07 07:51 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: BSK]
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This is an example of the picture quality I get with a cheaper Moutrie 1.3 mp . Not bad for a cam that I paid less than $100 for .







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#326530 - 08/04/07 08:40 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Radar]
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Not bad at all Radar.
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#326532 - 08/04/07 08:41 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: BSK]
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#326603 - 08/04/07 10:24 AM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: cmoses]
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Here is a pic of the new 4.0 placed about 15 yards off a salt lick and set on the lowest quality.

Here is one in the daytime at the same spot.
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#327350 - 08/04/07 10:41 PM Re: Moultrie trail cameras [Re: Goose Thumper]
cmoses
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those are some good pics guess i will go with a moultrie for now dont think i am goin wrong
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