SCOUTING CAMERA
#11
Fork Horn
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 381
RE: SCOUTING CAMERA
BuddyBo,
Thanks so much. I'm waiting to see if the seven point is still a seven point myself. I'm hoping to get down there this weekend. I have a new Moultrie 200 to get into the woods and I need to get started on cutting some trees back for a new food plot.
Doughboysigep,
I'm curious about your Cuddeback comment, I'm heading off to find your post.
Thanks again!
Thanks so much. I'm waiting to see if the seven point is still a seven point myself. I'm hoping to get down there this weekend. I have a new Moultrie 200 to get into the woods and I need to get started on cutting some trees back for a new food plot.
Doughboysigep,
I'm curious about your Cuddeback comment, I'm heading off to find your post.
Thanks again!
#12
RE: SCOUTING CAMERA
I admit I am bit of the loop in terms of all the version of digital game camera's available today. However I have had a fair bit of experience with 35mm versions of yester year. In my experience the Cam Trakker proved to be the best for our diverse conditions here, great pictures and awesome CS when called upon. I know a number of outfitters who swear by and use the Cam trakker digital's now, however these units come with a healthy price tag. Cam Trakker has introduced a 4.1 mp digital version called the Digital Ranger in the 400 range that might be worth a look. I am considering one myself, so anybody in the know please comment...like I said far from an expert just going on previous experience with their other products.
#14
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 7
RE: SCOUTING CAMERA
you can get a cuddeback with 512mb card and field wipes included for the 399.99 price at www.bowhuntgear.com
#15
RE: SCOUTING CAMERA
there are some reviews of cameras on jesses. http://www.jesseshunting.com/reviewp...at.php/cat/226