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doverpack12
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I bought to of the $40 GardePros and they have been working very well
I've also had really good luck with stealth camsIve been a fan of Stealth cams for a long time.
This past week one of my old ones died, so I contacted them and they gave me a 30% discount code.
I picked up a 2 pack for $55 with the discount code
How many seasons are you getting off these?Keep checking Amazon for sales on the GardePro cameras at $39. They are all I buy now. Great cameras for the money.
Watch campfire for sales on cameras tooI see some older threads for budget type trail cameras that work but nothing recent.
I would like to add a few cameras this year.
My most reliable are some cheap Bushnell I got off Midway 5-6 years ago for $15 or something. They just work period.
I have Browning from 6-7 years ago that I like but they were $100 then and I’ve had 2 stolen that were in boxes, locked and lag bolted to the tree.
Used a couple Spypoint Micro Link LTE last year but seems they are real hit or miss for people. These two work well although photo quality is lower.
Camojojo is high on the list if I add cell cams $130 regular price or can get a 2 pack of Spypoint Link LTE for $115.
I would like to find a regular trail cam that just works in the $30 range for risky spots.
What is out there and working well?
I have lots of them and all perform. I also bought some wildview 12mp and 14 mp 3-4 years ago to test.To this day they all still work and some are left in the mountains 365 days a year and still taking pics every spring. Not bad for $30I have had amazing luck with Wildgame Innovations cams. I can usually find them for under $50 ** Disclaimer - I haven't had to buy any for several years, because they keep working.)
edit - They have some great sales on their website right now. Buy One, get one, two, or three free depending on cam.