$150 trail camera recomendation

[denots]

Walmart TASCOS are highly underrated. they do exactly what you need from a trail camera for a fraction of the price. They are inexpensive, take excellent photos, and have a long running battery life. can do video or photo and wont break the bank if they are taken. and for $150 you can get 5 of them!!! they are the only cameras I use other than my $150 spypoint cell camera.

Here are a few pics I took with a tasco on video mode. 10-12 feet up on a tree. For 30 bucks they work for me. Never had a deer look at the camera like I did when they were at 3-4 feet up the tree. Definitely not the quality of image some of the higher price cameras produce. But I'm not creating a photo album I'm just trying to see what's in the area.

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[Ed the Red]

Here are a few pics I took with a tasco on video mode. 10-12 feet up on a tree. For 30 bucks they work for me. Never had a deer look at the camera like I did when they were at 3-4 feet up the tree. Definitely not the quality of image some of the higher price cameras produce. But I'm not creating a photo album I'm just trying to see what's in the area.

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Lookin’ like you got some sweet buck left for next season!!!!

 

[Timberwolf311]

I WAS a gigantic covert fan. Then something happened with their seals and I lost 2 cameras in one year to water damage and the customer service was deplorable. I have some expensive cams and some Walmart Tascos. Honestly the difference between a good cam and a Walmart cam are significant, but that significance isn’t important to me anymore. I am now only buying cheap cams for public and expensive cell cams. I no longer have the need for a 200 non cellular camera. It just doesn’t pull its weight. Nice pics are great but bears are killing me. So between bears eating them and people potentially stealing them the Walmart tascos get the win and of course the cell cams for those special places.