What trail camera has the best subscription service?

Buckhead

FNG
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Apr 24, 2023
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Have several Moultrie Edges as well. Like that they have internal memory, no SD cards. Also dual linkage to Verizon/AT&T, automatically switches to strongest signal. Just wish they offered a lesser minimum plan. I think I am paying $9 per month, don’t come close to the monthly quota. Saving grace is that it is month to month. Only run my cameras a couple of months before the season and during the season. Overall, happy with the images, the app, battery life and camera functionality.
 

blb07878

FNG
Joined
Nov 21, 2024
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Have several Moultrie Edges as well. Like that they have internal memory, no SD cards. Also dual linkage to Verizon/AT&T, automatically switches to strongest signal. Just wish they offered a lesser minimum plan. I think I am paying $9 per month, don’t come close to the monthly quota. Saving grace is that it is month to month. Only run my cameras a couple of months before the season and during the season. Overall, happy with the images, the app, battery life and camera functionality.
Any receptions issues?
 

digger

WKR
Joined
Feb 4, 2013
Messages
314
Location
Central Valley Ca
I‘ll throw Cudde back out there. In some cases their mesh system is really hard to beat. You can get cell signal to one cam in an area then link other cams down into spots with no cell signal. I think you can run up to 22 linked cams off of a single cell cam. Only pay one sub fee. I wrote off cuddeback years ago because the cameras were inferior to most others in my opinion, but their mesh/cell system is dang good. I currently run about 15 of these cams year around.
We just discovered the Cuddeback cams.If you saw where we are getting pics from it would blow your mind.That linking thing is amazing.
Up to 24 cameras for $10 a month.
 
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