UPDATE:
I have a new trailcam. The Wildgame pooched out on me.
I've been experimenting.
I have a Bushnell. It's pretty good. I have picked up bats, and flying squirrels.
Batty from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
trailcam sept. from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
The Moultrie surprises me sometimes.
Squirrels, rabbit from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
These won't pick up birds, for example, and even Butch & Sundance raccoon seem to avoid it. The new one, Wildgame, has a time delay of 15 seconds. The Moultrie, was 5 seconds.
You can see the lights, and the Wildgame requires 12 AA batteries. It's infrared, and doesn't have all that much power at night. Of course, it was developed by hunters, to see what they could be tracking.
This is the latest one I have (Moultrie, left). The videos have a clicking sound.
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My old one crapped out. The Moultrie seemed to have much better night shots. I'll just have to see! I returned it to Crappy Tire, and the only one they had in stock with which I could replace it, was the Wildgame.
What I have learned about setting up a trailcam
I am looking for some objective opinions, though. Maybe this is all in my mind!
Moultrie
Wildgame
Here are the coyotes on the Moultrie.
Coyotes from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
I can't tell if we had 3 or 4 coyotes at 3:00 a.m.!
Wildgame Innovations: Butch and Sundance and the Hole in the Wall Gang. The sound is awful.
Butch & Sundance #3 from Jennifer Jilks on Vimeo.
Great evening munchies of Butch & Sundance. I think there are three of them!
5 comments:
I always enjoy the critters you capture your cam! Great post.
Have a happy day!
I like the moultie best. The photos seem to be lighter and look more realistic.
The Hole In The Wall gang is welcome to see.
Except if they're digging in gardens.
I cheated and looked under the tree and saw that Santa has a Browning Game Camera for me. Wayne actually asked me which model he should order. There were so many it was hard to pick. Hope this one lets me see who's attacking my garden and visiting the cabin float. - Margy
I have three Moultrie cams, two new Brownings, and one old Bushnell. I LOVE seeing what is out and about at night! It gets kind of addicting! I have gotten foxes, coyotes, bobcats, deer, cows, cats, rabbits, fishers, turkeys, turkey vultures, squirrels, even mice! I got a lost dog and helped the owners find it, and once I got a person staring up into my camera, THAT startled me badly! Going out to collect the memory cards is like getting presents! I have never used the video function on any of them, but now that I have seen yours, I think I will try it!
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