Trail cams

[Weavster]

I was just thinking of getting a couple trail cams for the upcoming season. Just wondering what everyone has and if they like it and
Most of all your recommendations on type and brand and model.
Thanks guys happy hunting,
Weavster

[TheLegend]

Anything from treebark and reconyx. Quite pricy but worth it.

[Rockymtnx]

I am now running nothing but Cuddebacks. Between me and another AO member we have over 30 of them. Never once have we had a issue with them. They are very simple to use and the price is right.

[brewski]

i have personally used moultrie and stealth cam, they are not quiet as good as some of the top end ones, but they are fair amount cheaper, and they do a good job for what you pay, you can get a moultrie d50 for like $90 or less, it doesnt take video or anything, put it does a good job for the amount you pay, good for starting out. the stealth cam is slighty more expensive $150+ but they seem to have very good battery life, and take good videos.

[TheCReW]

I run all stealth cams, just because they work in the cold. You can get them on ebay for around $100 (UNIT's or Flash 850 Snipers are best). Just make sure they are new in package, not refurbished. Then you can get an external battery pack from BassPro for around $50 and they will run for months between charges. I leave mine out all winter and they dont skip a beat. I have a dozen and have had two that stopped working, but stealth cam sent me brand new ones, no questions asked.
Positives-Cheap, work all winter, good flash, quality pics, cheap lock brackets available, great warrenty/service
Negatives- Cheap, Time delay is slow