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<blockquote data-quote="holstonangler" data-source="post: 5157558" data-attributes="member: 2998"><p>They've worked okay for me. I put them in high risk of getting stole areas and had 3 out of 6 get taken last year. Pics are a little grainy but still great for a 30 dollar camera and have more of a 35-40 feet trigger distance than 60 as advertised. Here is a night pic that turned out decent. If the game is moving, the picture is usually very blurred.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="holstonangler, post: 5157558, member: 2998"] They've worked okay for me. I put them in high risk of getting stole areas and had 3 out of 6 get taken last year. Pics are a little grainy but still great for a 30 dollar camera and have more of a 35-40 feet trigger distance than 60 as advertised. Here is a night pic that turned out decent. If the game is moving, the picture is usually very blurred. [/QUOTE]
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