What trail camera do you guys reccommend for under $110.00?

[razzberry]

What trail camera do you guys reccommend for under $110.00?

[jay]

I've had really good luck with primo's 35. Its their low in model but it has lasted longer than the cuddeback and wildgame camera's we have also used.

[habben97]

I use a wildview.

[LostLure]

I currently have two of the Moultrie A-5. Paid $60 each for them. Decent camera for the price, but it has about a 2.5 second picture delay. Thats the only negative comment I have about it.

[Pray- hunt-work]

I used to be a moultrie man and nothing but; but after only about 1 1/2 years 6 moultries had busted and been replaced by cuddeback attack IR's which IMHO are twice the camera the moultries were. I have a pic of a large bear over a Cuddeback that he knocked into 3 inches of water. The camera still took pics while laying on it's back in a puddle, after being half heartedly attacked by a bear. Pretty cool testimony for the camera if you ask me. Picture quality is way better too.

[seth trudeau]

moultrie's

[razzberry]

Thanks guys those sound like some good cameras and i think ill try a couple.

[gm.blankenship]

wild game red 4 enhanced is a camera I use, takes flawless pictures and video day and night, 55 ft range, 1 second delay, stamps both moon phase and temperature can't go wrong with it and for 89.00 its priced reasonably