Choosing a surveillance camera

[7L Farm]

I have the Moultrie I45 GameSpy Digital Camera. Great pictures here's one.

 

[greenriver]

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Can we see some night time pics?

 

[7L Farm]

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Can we see some night time pics?

Here's one

 

[leonphelps]

Game cam's record on motion then save to a sd card. you remove the card and take to a PC to see what moved by the camera.

 

[kuntrygirl]

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So, do you think a game cam would work the same as recording for human thieves at night. Your thoughts.

 

[seminolewind]

I think I'm leaning more towards a baby monitor and a shot gun.

 

[7L Farm]

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So, do you think a game cam would work the same as recording for human thieves at night. Your thoughts.

Sure, Mine doesn't flash its infrared.

 

[greenriver]

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So, do you think a game cam would work the same as recording for human thieves at night. Your thoughts.

No, I would not count on a game cam. Even if infared, humans can see the red LEDs light up.

 

[7L Farm]

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So, do you think a game cam would work the same as recording for human thieves at night. Your thoughts.

No, I would not count on a game cam. Even if infared, humans can see the red LEDs light up.

Never noticed this but I'm aways away from mine when I'm hunting.

 

[EMAW]

It sounds like a game camera is what you need. I have 2 primos game camera with IR flash, and they take great night time photos, even better during the day. Also the day time video is very good; night time is good enough to ID a thief. If you worry about the small led lights you can just put a small piece of black electrical or duct tape over the light and no one will ever see it at night. My one recommendation is that you get the camera that has the most IR flash LEDs that you can afford.

The wild boar in front is about 8 yards away the ones in the back are about 20 yards.

This is just a fun picture, the bird actually landed on the camera, distance about 1 foot.