Trail cam advice please

[Jeff Mccarthy]

Bushnell Trophy Cam is great and their customer service is excellent. Had a small problem which was self inflicted by myself and they replaced camera.

[Buckeye Trad Hunter]

I have a wildview extreme.  I haven't had it very long but it takes great pics and so far seems to have good battery life(had it out for over a month this year and never changed batteries).  Only about $100 and as simple as you can get.  However it does have a little bit of a slow trigger speed, about 4 seconds, so it's more of a feeder/food plot camera than a trail camera.  Again I haven't had it very long so it may turn out to be a flop, but so far I like it.

[bama]

I've tried a lot of the Moultrie's, Stealth, and Wildgame Innovations but have to say that for dependability Cuddebacks are the best for the money.

[jonsimoneau]

Cuddebacks are my favorite.  Great pictures, fairly inexpensive, and I have never had a problem with mine.  I also have never had it take a picture of half a deer due to slow trigger speeds.

[Zipperhead]

I can tell you what not to buy.  I have 2 moultrie cameras and neither works right anymore.  You need to spend the money and get a good one.  I'm getting cuddyback from now on.

[vhntr 1]

I bought a covert from Morison this fall works well

[vhntr 1]

I bought a covert from Morrison this fall works well

[KentuckyTJ]

Coverts for me. Small and can be hidden from public land thieves, batteries last longer than any other, I.R. flash, video mode, lots of setting options, easy to use and a fast trigger.

 www.dlccovert.com

[Bjorn]

I got 2 Cuddebacks from Cabela's, and a viewer-easy to use and no issues.