Game Cameras

[cphillips]

How many do you have? I currently have 18 cameras, (7 different brands) that I'm running, and just bought two more last night. Everyone keeps telling me I have to many, and I keep telling them I don't have enough. I like to keep a close eye on my critters, both public land and private. Anyone else out there have a problem with constantly adding to the collection?

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[EastTexasMan]

Think I have like 5 now.

I wouldn't want to have to buy batteries etc for 20 cameras

[barnag]

As long as you enjoy it and can afford it, who cares what other people say?
Get as many as you want. I have about 20. 10 working and 5 always out.

[Gunnyart]

My place is small. I'm only running one at the moment. I'll put more out during the season.

Of course I think people should run lots and lots of cameras... so long as they know the best way to mount them.

[Antlers86]

Currently have 8 and feel like I need 8 more.

2 coverts
3 Moultrie
2 Browning
1 Bushnell

Moultrie seem to be the better out of them all.

I was at Seagoville Walmart last week and they had 15-20 cameras clearenced in their display case
Primos Blacklight, Bushnell, Moultrie. I looked at the wife and she said I didn't need anymore. Yesterday she told me we should of picked up a couple more.

[Antlers86]

My place is small. I'm only running one at the moment. I'll put more out during the season.

Of course I think people should run lots and lots of cameras... so long as they know the best way to mount them.

That's funny!

[TeamAmerica]

As long as you enjoy it and can afford it, who cares what other people say?
Get as many as you want. I have about 20. 10 working and 5 always out.

And 5 that you forgot where you hung them?![emoji1]

[gonehuntin68]

I have 25+ but only run 19 year round on feeders and then put out the rest around August through Feb. on trails. About 2 years ago I bought around 15 Moultrie D-40 camera's for $50.00 each at Walmart that came with a 4GB SD card and I wish I would have bought 30 of them because they are all still working perfect. They don't take the best pictures and have a slow trigger speed but I bait all my spots I put them so the trigger speed really doesn't matter. Pictures are good enough for me. I also have several Moutrie M-80 cameras that are over 5 years old and 4 Browning strike force camera's that are over 2 years old all working perfect. Now I have had bushnell, wildgame, stealthcam, primos and other model moutries that didn't last 2 years and some didn't last 6 months. The wildgame and stealthcams were the worst.

[gonehuntin68]

And 5 that you forgot where you hung them?![emoji1]

Yes that can be a problem when you have a lot mounted away from feeders, I have forgot about ones before and sure I will in the future.

[cphillips]

Yes that can be a problem when you have a lot mounted away from feeders, I have forgot about ones before and sure I will in the future.

I found one that I had forgotten about last year. It was in a bottom for a year and a half. I just happened to re stumble across it when I went to check on a spot. It was neat to see the entire time lapse of pics in one spot for over a year. It even survived a flood by a mere few inches, and I had a week's worth of duck pictures on it.

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[TXhoghunter94]

I have about 25 but wish I had another 25 for roads and trails. Definitely tricky to keep up with the batteries and SD cards but worth it.

[BuckTrail]

I found one that I had forgotten about last year. It was in a bottom for a year and a half. I just happened to re stumble across it when I went to check on a spot. It was neat to see the entire time lapse of pics in one spot for over a year. It even survived a flood by a mere few inches, and I had a week's worth of duck pictures on it.

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[Christianhuff]

Uh yeah, I have 5-6 sitting on my desk at home at all times and cameras in threee states and 4 different properties!

[cphillips]

I have about 25 but wish I had another 25 for roads and trails. Definitely tricky to keep up with the batteries and SD cards but worth it.

Yeah its a hassle for sure when it comes to all the SD cards and batteries. I have to keep a small map or a set of notes to keep up with the cameras. I also label all my cards 1 and 2. Otherwise I end up with a handful of cards and then I can't remember which cards are empty or full.

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[dustoffer]

Only have 3 out at present for pig pics. In another month or so I'll put them out on the place I hunt wtd and crank up the feeders too.