Don't take my word as gospel. I searched all over this website and other places and the Browning kept rising to the top, for the money. So far, I'm happy with it. I'm just now getting back in the game camera game. I had a Bushnell years ago that was unstoppable. I had/have scout guards and keep guards that were adequate...and are still running. A DLC Cover just like a Scout Guard...still running. The Covert Black Ops wireless cam is really the one that gave me the most fits. It still runs today but is obsolete for texting. It let water in it the first time out. I dried it on the hood of my truck and it still works today. However, if I go out and it doesn't have a single pic on it I won't be surprised.
Nearly 20 years ago, I made my own trail cameras with film cameras, electrical boxes and a Radio Shack motion sensor. I later made them with Olympus digital cameras and a Pix controller. It is just crazy how far cameras have come!
Let us know which direction you decide to go. There are a lot of good cameras out there and you can spend just about any amount of money on them you'd like.
I just deployed these on a new lease. These range from nearly 10 years old (Scout Guard) to brand new (Browning).
"Digital" home made unit. I wonder how many were made by site members back in the day.
35mm Point and shoot model. The thing worked amazingly well.
Nearly 20 years ago, I made my own trail cameras with film cameras, electrical boxes and a Radio Shack motion sensor. I later made them with Olympus digital cameras and a Pix controller. It is just crazy how far cameras have come!
Let us know which direction you decide to go. There are a lot of good cameras out there and you can spend just about any amount of money on them you'd like.
I just deployed these on a new lease. These range from nearly 10 years old (Scout Guard) to brand new (Browning).
"Digital" home made unit. I wonder how many were made by site members back in the day.
35mm Point and shoot model. The thing worked amazingly well.
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