What Game Camera do you use?

[nyslowhand]

I got spoiled with my 1st Game camera purchase. Believe it was a Woodland Outdoors Sports. Couple of guys with backgrounds in electronics that were also avid hunters developed the camera. Took a regular 4Mp Sony digital camera and made their own motion sensor. Took excellent photos. Could even unplug the Sony and use it as a regular digital camera. Excellent lockable, waterproof case and it cost just over $200. Believe they went out of business, couldn't compete with the outfits made in China. See several very similiar ones (Trail Watcher/Stalker/Swamp Ghost/Treebark) for $400+. Last year bought a HCO Scoutguard that had high reviews and everyone was bragging about. Really crappy pictures very disappointed. Looking to replace the HCO with a differnt cam. Don't think I'd be happy with the cheapo $100 units, but can't justify $400/$500 for a top of the line.

What does everyone use and do you like it?

[WNYBuckHunter]

The first one I bought was a Moultrie D40, its been a great flash cam thats on its 4th season.

Last year I picked up a Wildgame Innovations IR4, its a decent cam that I got for a great price. The only problem it had was the plastic "ears" that hold the battery contacts were brittle and broke off. I rewired it for an external battery pack and its perfect now. I believe the new models have an external battery attachment from the factory.

This past off season, I acquired a Moultrie I60. Its a decent cam, but has a few issues with shooting B&W pix during the day, etc. Battery life is far better than the other two cams though, and the IR field is alot larger than the WGI IR4.

[Geno C]

i have 2 bushnells (IR)

going to check them today or tomorrow

[Cabin Fever]

I use Bushnell Trophy cams. Reasonable price, great pics & video, very small, 8AA batteries that last for 3000-4000 pics, and a 2 year warranty. No complaints.

[SplitG2]

sounds like you  should check out homebrew cams...just like the one you had from that company.  I like my ir4 good price and good pictures.

[fasteddie]

I have had good luck with the Stealth Cams and very bad luck with the WildViews . I bought a Moultrie I-40 and that works great .

[JGaruti3]

Reconyx is what I bought.  Pretty expensive but great camera.  Only complaint I have is half the time I do not get the animal.  If they are walking by fast you never catch them.  Especially smaller animals.

[sampotter]

I have had bad luck with Stealth Cams working for more than one season. They work pretty well and then they just quit. No warrantee either. Have a Cuddeback IR, quick trigger but it eats batteries like no other. Now I have 6 Bushnell Trophy Cams- had over 6000 pics and 30min of video on one set of Walgreen's AA batteries. I am impressed. Trigger speed is good too.

[Pipecrew]

I have 2 Bushnell Trophy cams. Great cameras.

I also have a Bushnell D40 which works pretty good for the money.

[Bballhunter11]

I have 3 spypoints, 1 IR-A and 2 IR-6. IR-6 is another small cam and i am very happy with the pictures i have been getting with them, only takes 8 AA batteries.