User friendly trail cameras

[twosixteens]

Looking for user friendly (senior users children and a couple who are just technologically challenged) trail cameras. Are the new Browning’s simple to set up or do you need a degree in trail camera set up? Not really looking for cellular cameras.

[Bayouboy]

Tasco. Order them off of Walmart.com

[twosixteens]

I actually have a few of them they are user friendly but they didn’t last more than a year. Some of these cameras were used in Missouri left out all winter and the rest in north Texas left out most of the year.

[Deerguy]

Most of the cameras now are user friendly. Usually, you just put in the batteries and a card and you're ready to go, especially if you don't worry about the date and time. If you want to adjust the date/time/number of photos per event/duration between events/photo versus video, that will take a few button pushes, but its usually easy to figure out. If all else fails just go with the factory settings and don't worry about the date and time.

[AntlerCollector]

Tasco cameras are very easy and inexpensive. I have several in Hardin County that are 5 years old and still running

[doghouse]

I bought 5 cheaper Bushnell cams in 2013 and all but 1 are still working. I purchased a new L20 Bushnell cam about a month ago and its an easy set up. 66 dollars on Amazon Prime. I buy cheap and throw them away when they break. That's just me.

[twosixteens]

I bought 5 cheaper Bushnell cams in 2013 and all but 1 are still working. I purchased a new L20 Bushnell cam about a month ago and its an easy set up. 66 dollars on Amazon Prime. I buy cheap and throw them away when they break. That's just me.

That is what i have been doing buying cheap ones the last couple year’s i have bought probably 6 Spypoint stealthcam bushnell muddy and wildgame cameras none of them are still working

[Draco]

I'm slowly going to all Tasco. They are $29.95 at Walmart. They are easy to set up and if one ever stops working, throw it away and get another one. None have quit working in the last 5 years though.

[bigtex76]

Highly recommend the brownings.

[Dejashoot]

Highly recommend the brownings.

Browning is what I got for my FIL. Easy easy.

[alec73065]

I'm slowly going to all Tasco. They are $29.95 at Walmart. They are easy to set up and if one ever stops working, throw it away and get another one. None have quit working in the last 5 years though.

Same for me , some of mine are 5+ yrs old . Too many brownings worked less than 1 year .

[trophy8]

Highly recommend the brownings.

Agreed. Idk how many I’ve got. 12+ at least. I love em. Been running them for years. If you run lithium AAs they last nearly a year or more on one set.

[Big Lee]

Trip wire triggered to a Polaroid camera push button.

[Brute Killer]

I bought a small Browning at Tractor Supply abt 2 years ago. Very easy setup. Easier than my old Moultries.

[Draco]

Same for me , some of mine are 5+ yrs old . Too many brownings worked less than 1 year .

I have a couple of Brownings left. One is 10 yrs' old and the other is 7. I have had a couple go down but still a very good camera, just cost more than a Tasco and not all that much better.