Wireless Trail Camera help.

[tmkrueger]

Do you have any experience with this one?

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A friend has been using one for 6 months and it works perfect.

[krazykritters]

Does this sound right for what you Bushnell guys are paying?

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[krazykritters]

A friend has been using one for 6 months and it works perfect.

What's he paying a month. Looks like it could get expensive.

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[HillCountryHoyt]

Here are a few from the newer cameras...

[krazykritters]

I had everything together to build one with a network fee of $20. Using a very small 12volt wireless hot spot. But I have been unable to connect my camera go the internet through the hot spot. So I am thinking about try I g something already set up.

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[krazykritters]

Here are a few from the newer cameras...

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What model are you running. And what's it costing you a month?

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[GWilly]

Here are a few from the newer cameras...

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Are these pictures part of the high resolution package or just the basic thumbnails?

[HillCountryHoyt]

A word of caution...when checking the camera's online, you will view the "Thumbnail" version of the HD picture. To get the HD version of the picture, you will need to purchase additional (to the monthly service) "credits" to send the data pac sent. The 14mp version of the camera has very good "thumbnail" quality and you will spend far less $ on the "credits". Also the monthly data plan is easy to set up. I use the $8.99/month and only keep them active and in the field from Sept - Jan. I had 2 of the older ones that quit working and I sent them back to Bushnell...they sent me 2 new ones under warranty. Happy with Bushnell and their Customer Service.

[HillCountryHoyt]

Are these pictures part of the high resolution package or just the basic thumbnails?

The Top one is a Thumbnail and the bottom is the HD picture...

[AJ the TP Guru]

If you have multiple cameras, is that $20/mo. per camera?

[krazykritters]

The Top one is a Thumbnail and the bottom is the HD picture...

Which model are you running. I have heard bad things about the aggressor.

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[junior]

What carrier? AT&T?

AT&T I believe you can use Verizon too


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[HillCountryHoyt]

If you have multiple cameras, is that $20/mo. per camera?

Bushnell is $8.99 / per camera. This is the "Economy" package and it includes 1500 thumbnails. I have never exceeded that amount. I also do not set the trigger to take multiple burst and I limit the number of pictures to take every 10 seconds.

Having 10 in the field...I spend $90/month for 5 months. I live 1.5 hours from the ranch so it is pretty convenient to the get there, but I am not able to go every week, so being able to gage activity every day, allows me to plan trips more efficiently, because I know where the deer are when I arrive.

Last not...I would recommend buying the solar panels with the camera. It will triple the battery life.

[HillCountryHoyt]

Which model are you running. I have heard bad things about the aggressor.

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The Aggressor is the only model available. I am happy with them....just make sure you point them to the north.

[jheflinland]

I have been running my first Covert for a couple weeks and I like it so far.

If it continues to perform well I will probably get a few more of them next year.

We have 18 feed stations and it takes so long to check cameras that these are seeming to be well worth the money. Especially with a large SD card and solar panel, there would be no need to visit a feed station for several months.

I am trying to cut down on maintenance and this is an excellent way to save time, and time is money!