"where can I get some decent, cheap game cams".

[skfullgun]

Update: Disregard. I did a bit of research, and this particular website appears to be a scam.

So, let's turn this into "where can I get some decent, cheap game cams".


I am looking to add some additional game cameras to the perimeter of the property. Several times I've been able to buy four packs of tractor supply for about $100. They usually last one to two years, and serve my purpose. I ran across this website which shows six cameras for a price it seems too good to be true.

Six Browning compact cameras with SD cards for $59.18. Scam?

 

[skfullgun]

Midway has a 3 pack for $99, without SD cards, but it's larger cameras.

I've got a lot of logging activity on some of the properties around me, and I'm just making sure that I don't have people trespassing you're poaching off my place. So small, inconspicuous, and cheap are my preferences.

 

[crystalphoto]

If it is a large track of land, and you don't mind spending the bucks, look at the cellular cameras. Saves you some legwork as well as on SD cards. ( I carried blank SD card to swap out on my cameras to save two trips) I am going cellular this next time around... They are pricy though...

There are also Wifi cameras...

 

[FireInTheWire]

wildno.com Review - Scam Detector

www.scam-detector.com

 

[skfullgun]

I like the SD card setup and I'm not ready to go the cellular route, but thanks!

I need ay least three to replace ones that have quit working. I could use 6 of them. They usually last 1-2 years, but I have one ancient Tasco that is going on about seven years now. It only takes black and white photos, but it's fine and I wish I could find more like it.

 

[Sam7sf]

Any amazon cam that has an 80 foot range has been gtg for me.

 

[gll]

Good topic! I'd like to pick up three just like what you want! Good and cheap...

 

[EZ-E]

I've been running the Meidase camera from Amazon for about 2 years. I got 3 with the inside screen for about $120

 

[gll]

I've been running the Meidase camera from Amazon for about 2 years. I got 3 with the inside screen for about $120

P60? $48.99 each on sale right now...

(2022 Upgraded) Meidase P60 Trail Camera, 32mp 1296p, H.264 HD Video, 100ft Night Vision, 0.1s Motion Activated, IP66 Waterproof Amazon product ASIN B09PNNBLJY

 

[Vaquero]

Tagged and changing thread title.

 

[EZ-E]

P60? $48.99 each on sale right now...

(2022 Upgraded) Meidase P60 Trail Camera, 32mp 1296p, H.264 HD Video, 100ft Night Vision, 0.1s Motion Activated, IP66 Waterproof Amazon product ASIN B09PNNBLJY

Man I'd be lying on the model #, I just know they have the screen on the inside so you can view your photos. I got mine before Chinaflu so I'm sure the price has went up some.

 

[gll]

Does anyone have any thoughts on 940nm no glow vs. 850nm low glow cameras?

I bought three Apeman H55 cams about a year ago at clearance prices on Amazon (~$30 ea). I thought they were pretty good. They are 20MP, internal view screen, use 8 AA (I use 4 LiFePO4 and 4 dummies, last pretty good).

They are 940nm, but I wonder if 850nm cams might have longer view range and brighter images?

 

[Sam7sf]

Don’t focus on megapixels. Focus on sensor detection and distance. 80 plus feet is where I would start and go off reviews. Even if the camera cost more.

 

[Sam7sf]

Brand on amazon is irrelevant for the most part. Chingalinga is the same build as wongdongoptics.