Best cell trail cameras...

[llcoolzj]

ive used alot of cell cams, i really enjoy the spartan cams right now, they are super high quality and you dont have to pay for HD photos or videos, i can run 3 cams on the standard 15.99 plan for around 5 bucks each. cry once buy once!

 

[Red33]

I am following also. I have 9 Stealth cams (three Deceptor Max and six Fusion Max pro) and I have been trying to get 8 of them fixed because they are defective. Getting them replaced takes a minimum of 6 weeks. I DO NOT recommend Stealth Cam, but since I have service through them it is quite a process to switch to another brand. However, given the terrible quality of the cameras and shitty customer service I am doing that now, just trying to decide which brand to go with.

 

[tuffcrk14]

I am following also. I have 9 Stealth cams (three Deceptor Max and six Fusion Max pro) and I have been trying to get 8 of them fixed because they are defective. Getting them replaced takes a minimum of 6 weeks. I DO NOT recommend Stealth Cam, but since I have service through them it is quite a process to switch to another brand. However, given the terrible quality of the cameras and shitty customer service I am doing that now, just trying to decide which brand to go with.

The customer service for Browning is outstanding as far as I’m concerned. Extremely helpful and easy to talk to. I don’t recall much of any wait time either. Any question I’ve had was answered. Only thing I think needs to change with their product is their antenna. A bear was messing with my camera and broke it off. From what I’ve seen though, most cell cam antennas are this way.

 

[Split toe]

Get on trail cam pro and look at the reviews/testing they do on cameras and make an informed buy.

 

[Ehlusive]

I found tacacam is very hit and miss on photo quality

 

[FrankAbagnale]

I run around 10 Moultrie Edge and Edge Pro cams. They have been excellent and have zero reason to switch. I run them in areas with terrible service, and they connect and work. I have a few of the solar panels and those cameras never lose battery. Haven’t had to check them in a year and I’m still getting pics.

 

[Hjswal]

Image quality is pretty low on tactacam but they seem to get pretty good service and reliable. I've been running them with lithium batteries and they usually last the whole season. Im curious if anyone has tried the new rechargeable battery packs they have? Thinking about picking a few up. With price of double AA lithium they will pay for themselves as long as they a last a few seasons

 

[Luked]

Run the Tactacam X on our deer properties here at home.
Just picked up another 2 this morning.
Work well enough for what I need and use them for.
Batteries last a long time and take good pictures.

 

[czav22]

Not the best picture quality of all but Tactacam setup with multiple cameras have been effective. Sometimes delay between oicture and video is off but otherwise pretty solid experience

 

[Colson12]

I’m a big fan of the reveal tactacams. Battery life is great, we run them through Verizon and have really clear pictures. Stick a solar panel on the hard to get to cameras and they last forever!

 

[David P]

I've had two Bushnell Cellucore 20 cameras for several years now, although neither has been active in the past 1-1.5 years. Just in the past week, I reactivated the data plan on each but neither will connect to the network, despite me taking them in to my office with exceptional cellular service nearby. I contacted Bushnell technical support (who have always been extremely helpful; but it's not good when you know this, either) and they gave me a few things to try. Nothing worked and the cameras are out of warranty so I now have three Bushnell cameras sitting in front of me that don't function properly. They offered me a 25% discount on any of their products but I'm going with another brand this time.

While they were working, I was generally happy with their performance, although the trigger speed seemed to be lacking. Price paid to value was reasonable, imho. But 100% of the cameras I've purchased from Bushnell no longer function correctly.

 

[WCB]

Image quality is pretty low on tactacam but they seem to get pretty good service and reliable. I've been running them with lithium batteries and they usually last the whole season. Im curious if anyone has tried the new rechargeable battery packs they have? Thinking about picking a few up. With price of double AA lithium they will pay for themselves as long as they a last a few seasons

We have ran the battery packs for a couple years now. No issues and battery last a full year here in the upper midwest.