Game Cameras--what brand?

[woodmort]

I got a two-pack of Wildview Infrared Xtreme cameras from Cabela's for $170 plus postage. Came with two pairs of 2GB SD cards and a USB cord--which I don't use since I have a SD slot in my computer. They work ok once you figure out how to program them and the pics aren't bad as long as you're careful not to locate them where they will be pointed into the sun. Probably the biggest drawback is they aren't easy to fasten up to a tree or post--you have to completely strap them on unlike the Moultrie which has a clip belt.

 

[Rare Feathers Farm]

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I didn't even think about Cabelas!

Do you have any pics from the camera?

 

[woodmort]

It will take up to 60 sec videos but haven't set it for that.
Here are some shots--note it is on a 24 hr clock.

Nighttime shot of two bucks wrestling--it was cropped:

Same camera--daytime of my neighbors dog being where I don't want him to be,

 

[Tala]

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+2 for the Bushnell. It's lightyears ahead of the Moultrie one I had.

Question though, why do they SAY they put a "standard padlock" sized hole on the case ---- except that it won't accept anything except miniature padlocks?? The hole isn't big enough to fit a "standard" diameter lock's shackle though....much less a higher security padlock. I had to go buy a special one for it and lets just say that the tiny diameter shackle doesn't insprie a lot of confidence in it's cut-resistance abilities

Note: Cam was at an angle because of the way I mounted it, lol