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[junkman56]

I bought the Arlo home security cameras. I can turn them on and off from my iPad and watch from my iPad wherever I am, home or out of town. They can be set to motion detection or live feed.

I been thinking on getting the Arlo for inside ny coop

 

[luvmychicken]

I bought the Arlo home security cameras. I can turn them on and off from my iPad and watch from my iPad wherever I am, home or out of town. They can be set to motion detection or live feed.

I been thinking on getting the Arlo for inside ny coop

I got my camera at Academy for 50 dollars. Works good

 

[thomasboyle]

Here are some of my recent pics.

 

[junkman56]

do you have your cam set-up with bait there, you got some nice pics on cam. your camera takes beautiful night pictures, what brand is it?

 

[thomasboyle]

do you have your cam set-up with bait there, you got some nice pics on cam. your camera takes beautiful night pictures, what brand is it?

I have 4 game cameras, 2 Primos and 2 Browning. All take really good pics day and night. I don't use any bait, but I place them at "choke" points where there animals are most likely to pass by. I get the most action from the camera mounted where my trail in the woods comes out to an open field. Coyotes are there almost every night. Bobcats show up 1-2X a week during the day (most likely to avoid the coyotes). Deer are almost always at night 2-3X a week, and bears show up once a week or so. All of the cameras are within 300 feet of my house. I was amazed at the animal traffic my property gets, as you rarely see them in person.

The last wild animal pic is one of my 2 Schipperkee's. Gwen keeps me company when I go out every Sunday afternoon to check the cameras and swap out memory cards.

 

[junkman56]

I have 4 game cameras, 2 Primos and 2 Browning. All take really good pics day and night. I don't use any bait, but I place them at "choke" points where there animals are most likely to pass by. I get the most action from the camera mounted where my trail in the woods comes out to an open field. Coyotes are there almost every night. Bobcats show up 1-2X a week during the day (most likely to avoid the coyotes). Deer are almost always at night 2-3X a week, and bears show up once a week or so. All of the cameras are within 300 feet of my house. I was amazed at the animal traffic my property gets, as you rarely see them in person.

The last wild animal pic is one of my 2 Schipperkee's. Gwen keeps me company when I go out every Sunday afternoon to check the cameras and swap out memory cards.

I have 2 cams, one is a stealth and the other is a browning, I like them both. but I will say the browning is a better design, the bottom of the front opens to get to the controls, so I don't take any pics of me opening it to get the disc out. where the stealth cam, the whole front panel opens to get to the controls, and I always get a few pics trying to get the disc out...

 

[jerryse]

I can not say which camera is best but I can tell you the minus points on the cheap ones . Lots of failures on the Wildgame brand . The cheap Tasco that you set time with SD card are a pain . Can not reset time on the 2 I have . I have a Bushnell that the flash quit working . The Bushnell was about $120 . So night pictures are black . I followed the advice of more cheap cameras for better coverage . Not so sure about that now .

 

[junkman56]

there are a group of four that come to visit almost every night

 

[thomasboyle]

I can not say which camera is best but I can tell you the minus points on the cheap ones . Lots of failures on the Wildgame brand . The cheap Tasco that you set time with SD card are a pain . Can not reset time on the 2 I have . I have a Bushnell that the flash quit working . The Bushnell was about $120 . So night pictures are black . I followed the advice of more cheap cameras for better coverage . Not so sure about that now .

You don't have to spend a fortune to get a good camera. Check out www.trailcampro.com and their reviews. I paid $80-$100 for my Primos and Browning cameras. Have had them for 2-3 years now with no failure. Amazon sells the Primos 02 camera for $85. That's the camera I would recommend now. I have one and love the simplicity of the Primos controls. No digital menu, but slide switches control everything. Easy to change modes, go from pics to video etc. Gets a really good review. http://www.trailcampro.com/collections/primos-game-camera-reviews/products/primos-proof-cam-02

 

[cmom]

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My camera is a Primos that I have had for a several years and it still works great.