First Trail Camera

[blacktail sniper]

I have used most brands. For longevity and picture quality I have been impressed with Browning followed by Spypoint. I was most disappointed with the picture quality of Stealth Cam.

Agree hd my stealth this year the cheaper models not impressed at all. had the idea go cheaper and get more to cover more area not sure was a good idea. Anyone try the satellite versions? I live 2-6 hours from where i can hunt

 

[Tmuck44]

I’ve had luck with the wild game cameras from Walmart and eBay. Cheap and takes decent enough photos!

 

[LanceS4803]

Browning have become my Go-To cameras in the last few years.
Moultrie just aren't made as well as they used to be. Good customer service when it is time to replace them when they fail, but after replacing some 3 times over, it gets old. And I have an old Molutire, 10 years old now, that just cranking away. Squirrels have chewed holes in it, ants taken up residence, just caulk over the holes, clean it out and put it back out there.

 

[Dutchman]

Take a look at trailcampro.com. Read their reviews. Compare several choices and then make an informed one.