Trail cam pics.

thebuckhunter

thebuckhunter

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I picked up a Moultrie digital gamecam last month. It's a great cam for the price ($100 US). I just took it out of the bush Sunday. There's quite a variety of animals in my little honey hole. :D Too bad they are mostly nocturnal. Here are some of the pics. Enjoy.

-Jason
Little fork horn
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10 point
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8 point
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Coyote (no mange!)
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Fisher (We've got lots of these!)
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Rabbit (lots of these too!:D)
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how cold does it get where you are? i've brought my camera in because of the cold, i've heard it doesnt take pics below -5C. Its suppost to be pretty mild this week I should put it out again.
 
It's a Moultrie Game Spy. 4.1 MP with removeable SD cards (up to 4GB). It's got a laser aim, PIR aim, video mode (wich changes to still mode after dark), it can be used as a hand cam, is easy to program and has a USB 2.0 port as well. I paid $100 US at the time, (about $96 CDN) at the Wal Mart in NY state. They also carry a Bushnell IR cam (no flash) for $150 US. I'll probably go back and pick up that one next. So far the coldest it's been here was -20 deg C (-30 C with windchill). No issues so far, but I don't expect any. I haven't taken any scenery shots either, just a few of the "tail ends" as my cam was only 15 feet from the trail set at a 45 deg angle. I'm still experimenting with it. It was out in +6 to -20 deg weather for almost 5 weeks and the 6 "D" cell batteries were still at 50% capacity, which is a major improvement over my old 35mm cam. It ran on 8 AA batteries and only lasted 2 weeks in the cold. It's definitely worth the money.

-Jason
 
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