OP this is the solution to you problem.
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I don't know, people like that may just poison the dog(s).
OP this is the solution to you problem.
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What I'm not a fan of with the reconyx is the 12aa batteries. Might be able to connect two 9v batteries in series and connect to terminals or the d.c. plug. Another concern with tactacam is the customer support phone. It sucks if you don't have a smart phone.So from what I see so far I'm with @Sgtsideways on the tactacam .
Would be the way to go if you could get one but there not much good if they are unobtainium.
I like the reconyx but $600 a camera is hard to swallow .
I see no one has mentioned the vosker cams , basically $350 for camera and $20 a month for service.
Can you moultrie guys attest to the quality of the cameras , any issues ?
Evidently the moultrie cameras are sold out like the tactacams .
I use covert code blacks and they’ve been solid for years. I use eneloop rechargeables and swap them out every couple months. On a set of lithium AA’s I’d imagine it would last quite awhile, some of my cams can take 100+ pics a night at the feeders.Reviving this thread since there was already so much info.
Odd request, but have any of you gents used trail cameras that run on solar and can send pics via cell signal to an app or email?
We don't have a cell signal where I hunt, but I'm going to use some of these cameras at a small storage facility that I own to help keep an eye on things.
We don't pay for internet or power at the facility, so I need an option that will work via cell signal, and given my experience with most trail cameras, solar is the only way to keep one running for any length of time without constantly changing batteries.
Please tell me the pros and cons of any of these cameras that you've used.
Thanks in advance!
Tacticam revealx offers video and photo. Snaps photo first, then records a video in a combo mode.Reviving this thread since there was already so much info.
Odd request, but have any of you gents used trail cameras that run on solar and can send pics via cell signal to an app or email?
We don't have a cell signal where I hunt, but I'm going to use some of these cameras at a small storage facility that I own to help keep an eye on things.
We don't pay for internet or power at the facility, so I need an option that will work via cell signal, and given my experience with most trail cameras, solar is the only way to keep one running for any length of time without constantly changing batteries.
Please tell me the pros and cons of any of these cameras that you've used.
Thanks in advance!