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I like the older models, Primos Truth Cam 46 and the Truth Cam 60. The newer Primos models on the market, stink.
The best one I have used is the Leupold series. They take great photos, video, have a remote control you can view and clear photos in the field. They are tough too! I had a grizzly bear chew on one of them and it's just fine!
I only use Moultrie. I consider them the best for the $100.00 to $150.00 range. I have friends that spend double than that on other brands. My pictures are just as good and sometimes better. I have three D-55's.
If you have the money (which I and probably most other people on here do not!), Reconyx is the best. Otherwise, Bushnell is probably on top, although Moultrie is also good.
agreed, i also like stealth cam.
There are so many good camera brands out; it would be hard to pick one that’s best. I have always used Moultrie and never had any problems. I have several D-50s right now and they do everything I need them to do.
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There are so many good camera brands out; it would be hard to pick one that’s best. I have always used Moultrie and never had any problems. I have several D-50s right now and they do everything I need them to do.
agreed, i also like stealth cam.
If you have the money (which I and probably most other people on here do not!), Reconyx is the best. Otherwise, Bushnell is probably on top, although Moultrie is also good.
I only use Moultrie. I consider them the best for the $100.00 to $150.00 range. I have friends that spend double than that on other brands. My pictures are just as good and sometimes better. I have three D-55's.
The best one I have used is the Leupold series. They take great photos, video, have a remote control you can view and clear photos in the field. They are tough too! I had a grizzly bear chew on one of them and it's just fine!
I like the older models, Primos Truth Cam 46 and the Truth Cam 60. The newer Primos models on the market, stink.
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