Non-cellular Game Camera Preferences?

[TrashPanda]

See a lot of threads discussing cellular game cams but in my area there’s no cell service so I’m looking for a more traditional option. I currently run a couple Bushnells, was going to pick a couple more up but I wanted to see if anyone has tried any of the newer bushnell models or if there’s a better recommendation. I’ve been running video on them because it’s fun for the kids to see and I like watching the animal behavior. I place the cameras about 10ft up in the tree, ranges varying from almost point blank to 60yds typically.

 

[wapitibob]

I bought Tasco's for $20 at sportsmans this year. Appear to be a newer version of the Tasco's I bought many years ago that worked fine till this year when they were doa.

 

[TrashPanda]

I bought Tasco's for $20 at sportsmans this year. Appear to be a newer version of the Tasco's I bought many years ago that worked fine till this year when they were doa.

Nice, I’ll have to take a look at those

 

[23cobowhunter]

stealth cam browtime have worked well for me. the batterys last for months.

 

[Idahome12]

I have used quite a few different makes and models and settled on the Gardepro E5S, I have 6 of them and they are my favorite for both pics and videos. If a sale happens on Amazon, you can get them in the $20-$30 range. Some of them are 3 years old and still running great. The ONLY con I have had with them is the wind noise in video mode. I tried to load a video but the system didn't like the file name.

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[go4thegusto]

For cheap, the Covert MP30's have been working well. For midrange the SpyPoint Force Pro 48 pictures are stunning.
Ran Browning Strikeforce for years. They are pretty good but after 4 years or so seems like detection starts to fail.

 

[Gravel Road]

Really liking the GardePro's. The pictures and videos are excellent, especially for an inexpensive camera. Battery life also very good. Mounting holes kinda suck. As of now, I won't buy anything else.