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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5499210" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Depends on what you consider expensive. back when trail-cameras were just starting out, a TrailMaster 1500 cost about $1,200 and that was in early 1990 dollars! By the early 2000s a good camera ran $600. Now, the best cameras I've worked with cost around $180, and I've seen them cheaper. And you get what you pay for. Of the newest models, I've had no failures in 3 years of running them 8 months out of the year. Picture/video quality is Discovery Channel good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5499210, member: 17"] Depends on what you consider expensive. back when trail-cameras were just starting out, a TrailMaster 1500 cost about $1,200 and that was in early 1990 dollars! By the early 2000s a good camera ran $600. Now, the best cameras I've worked with cost around $180, and I've seen them cheaper. And you get what you pay for. Of the newest models, I've had no failures in 3 years of running them 8 months out of the year. Picture/video quality is Discovery Channel good. [/QUOTE]
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