Best trail cam under $100?

[walker07]

Alright guys, this may be the wrong forum excuse me if so! I have 3 trail cameras running on our farm. 1 is a moultrie d40, the other 2 are cheap wildview. The moultrie still works perfect, but the 2 wildview have crashed. I'am looking to pick up a couple of new cameras and would like to be under the $100 mark. Can anybody give me any feedback on some of the cheaper cameras? Thanks a bunch.

 

[muddyboots]

None

 

[Baxter83]

There's plenty out there for that price unless you feel like you need to count the hairs on their backs for some reason....

I've got an old wildview. The flash recently went out, but it still takes good pictures in the day.

 

[deaddownwind]

go to the Moultrie website. They have a couple under $100. I like the I45S. $99. Can barely see the flash.

 

[DaveB]

PM MUP. He has experience with the TASCO line. There's a thread somewhere.....

 

[MUP]

http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng ... raint=4125

So far, so good. Cheap as they come, and doing a good job so far. The Tasco Mini, second one down.

 

[Engine2c]

I've got a couple Wildgame Innovations that were both less than $100. Knock on wood, but I haven't had a lick of trouble out of either. Pic quality could be better, but that's not really a big deal to me.

 

[in the dog house]

I have some Moultrie A5's that are about 70 at wally world that aren't bad

 

[MUP]

Here's a few pics from the ones I've been using(Tasco Mini's that is).

 

[redblood]

http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=Tasco+trail+cameras+under+60.00&ic=16_0&Find=Find&search_constraint=4125

So far, so good. Cheap as they come, and doing a good job so far. The Tasco Mini, second one down.

i like my tascos. have 3 different models, pay less than 50 a piece for each. they are in 2nd season running fine. bought two of the new ir moultries, the lil ones- d55irxts or something like that. like them ok to, so far

 

[walker07]

Thanks guys!

 

[Pic IN the Casa]

I've got a couple Wildgame Innovations that were both less than $100. Knock on wood, but I haven't had a lick of trouble out of either. Pic quality could be better, but that's not really a big deal to me.

Same here. Bought them on the clearance isle at Wallyworld for $24.99 three years ago and still going strong.

 

[mcwallace]

I've have to with Moultrie. I've used some Wildgame and the pic quality is terrible compared to my Moultrie cams. Matter of fact, I just picked to Moultrie A-5 mp cameras with 2 2gb memory cards for $130 on Ebay. Brand new with shipping included.

 

[walker07]

Thanks for the input guys! I decided to go with a Moultrie d55irxt, ended getting 4 for $300 and free shipping. My hunting partner has been running 2 of them since late spring and they have been really good. Thanks again!

 

[Droopy]

There is a $120 browning scout that I have read awesome reviews on. Even comparable to more expensive models. No personal experience (yet!) But from reseaching the same thing as yourself, this gets my vote. Pic quality is very good. Ive also heard you get the Tasco for as cheap as $38. For public land like I hunt, may be the best option considering theft.

 

[MUP]

There is a Tasco online at Walmart for 38 bucks, however, the one I've been using, and recommending so far, is the Tasco Mini 3mp. It's only $50 off the shelf at wally world at present...I bought two more Friday actually.

 

[jeff ll]

MUP What battery.does the Tasco take.and.how long do.they last?

 

[MUP]

The mini takes 4 AA batts, and the pamphlet inside says they get up to 6mo...which sounds on par with Bushnell Trophy Cams which use 8 AA batts, and claim up to a year of batt life.

 

[jeff ll]

well the tasco is out watching over a scrape. For. $50 worth a try .

 

[MUP]

I make sure to format the sd card each time too, so far so good on all of them for me.

 

[jeff ll]

Yes I.formated my sd to it, but thanks for reminding me almost forgot suppose to.format it everytime you.swap sd cards. Can not wait till I pull and look at pics. Will compare them to my other cam pics.