Thread: Anyone got trail cameras out yet?

fixing to put mine out- have a question- does anyone know if the python security cables are really as good as advertised - I had cables on a ol man vision climber and a moultrie camera housed in a home made box for security and some poor excuse of a person used a hatchet to cut cables and stole both - needless to say not a happy camper- I just don't understand why anyone has to be such a low life I'm planning on putting back in same place this year as it is private land using logging chain and hi-tensile padlock for stand - using lags for Primos ultra 35 security box along with the python if I get a favorable response on its effectiveness any other ideas on how to deter lowlife thieves would be greatly appreciated, a CAMERA ON A CAMERA MIGHT BE MY ANSWER

Originally Posted by RetiredRR

Scott S, what is you opinion of the PRIMOS TRUTH CAM 35? Pretty good pic your showing, but how long have you had it and how many have
you replaced? Just lookin' for something to put up at my feeder.

My Pop does all of the camera and feeder work/maintenance on our place so I do not know exactly the staistics of Primos vs. others but can tell you that he is using more Primos brand than any other right now. He stated that they are no more or less reliable than the rest but their usability is friendly. His favorite model was the 46 which was discontinued, and their customer service is poor. Best luck for customer service is Moultrie,
SS

Broke loose and going to give this one a try. Got to take it down and recheck it to see if there is another setting. This one seems a little dark even at
close range. Hoping for a better shot of the double droptine too. Got to be patient.

We just put out four this past weekend. Hey Retired RR. Have bow and I will travel to Texas, especially in January. Our rut is over by then. LMBO

Good one Earl. Hope I have some better pics tomorrow of the double droptine. They normally show up around 8 pm but on this particular day, the
hayfield was being sprayed/fertilized and it caused 'em to come in later than usual. The double droptine has been hogtied and branded just for me.
Never in 30 years of living here have I had a chance at one. My heart beats rapidly every evening as I sit and glass them and watch them feed.
I've never had one mounted, but several have been harvested from my place that adorn walls. This year could be different for me. Got a place over
the fireplace that is bare. Good hunting to you.

My cameras are going up friday. I have gotten to like the Wildgame cameras. Very affordable and have only had 1 out of 5 to mess up (water damage with open door) Seem to trigger really well and take a TON of pictures on 4 C cell batteries

Originally Posted by Huntalivesh23

I use cuddebacks religiously. Have had better luck with them than any other brand

x2. Used to have the 35mm ones & then traded in for the digital, best camera's I've ever used.
The last even with extreme heat & moisture here in Fl but none of em hold up to the black bears.