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2020 Trail Cam

6/3/20 @ 3:21 PM
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FullDraw05
User since 10/10/17

Let's see 'um


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10/7/20 @ 9:14 AM
AO
User since 8/1/01

That's crazy sometimes the knockoff brands are better than the others I guess. I happened to get lucky menards has a sale right now for energizer max. 9.99 for 24pk so I grabbed them up to try. 

10/7/20 @ 6:53 AM
44/45
PRO MEMBER User since 3/9/11


AO,  I run 6 cameras and have all but given up on the coppertop's because when I load them into the camera it shows that they are not at full power. I am now running Kirkland by Costco and so far am very happy. Cheaper than the coppertop and made by Duracell. Go figure! 

10/6/20 @ 7:33 PM
budman1987
User since 1/19/03

I run browning cams also that take 8 AA not only fo these cams take exceptional pictures but I also get a yr or more of battery life.  At around 100bucks a pop I am very happy with them

10/6/20 @ 4:24 PM
Polski
Polski
PRO MEMBER User since 5/11/03

Been using trail cams since they 1st came out, back when you used 35mm film. Looks like I got the 1st pic of a badger in all these years. About 200 yards from my house.

10/1/20 @ 8:44 PM
AO
User since 8/1/01

Cool sounds good. It would be month before I get back up north and don't want to miss out on hopefully valuable pics because the battery I chose lol.

10/1/20 @ 7:24 PM
the_dude
the_dude
User since 1/10/03

I run two Brownings, both with alkaline AAAs.  I honestly am somewhere around a year on these batteries.  One read 47% and one 54% when I checked them the other day.  Crazy!

10/1/20 @ 7:10 PM
northernexsposure
User since 3/15/08

AO, regular batteries will get you by for a month.  I use regular batteries and they last from July to New Years.

10/1/20 @ 6:35 PM
AO
User since 8/1/01

I know it's more of a picture thread but Anyways....I don't use trail cams as often as some. Looking for some advice on batteries. Plan on having some cams out for about a month or so and wanted opinions on what battery to use. Do i need lithiums or can I get away with a good alkaline like energizer. I just use plain old moultries and browning's for night and day pics only. 1 takes AA and one Cs


Suggestions plz

AO

9/29/20 @ 8:33 PM
Fowler2
Fowler2
User since 7/17/09

Haha...thats pretty good Dude. I get the same abuse.

9/29/20 @ 1:49 PM
the_dude
the_dude
User since 1/10/03

The deer are officially taunting me now...

9/28/20 @ 9:37 AM
hockeyguy39
User since 8/24/07

Brother in law sent me these last night. The ladder stand I bought is set up overlooking this food plot, and we put up a scaffolding stand at the back property line overlooking a nice marsh-y area and facing the wood lot this food plot is adjacent to. With a nice quiet entry (open field) without stepping foot in the hunting area until I'm climbing the ladder, I'm hopeful this one slips up and shows himself! Pretty sure he's the same one we had on camera here last year. I'll need to look back to confirm since the phone those pics were on is at the bottom of Green Bay lol.

9/22/20 @ 7:58 PM
Polski
Polski
PRO MEMBER User since 5/11/03

Cheese, that's one high rack, looks like 12" brow tines, hope you get a chance at him.

Had a pic of these two youngster's sparing a bit.

9/20/20 @ 5:38 PM
cheese nips
User since 2/3/09

Finally got a pic of one worthy of shooting.

9/19/20 @ 5:49 AM
Bowhunting Guy
User since 5/22/18

That’s a beautiful buck, early. I love the dark antler color in those marsh bucks. Hope you get him. 

9/18/20 @ 11:18 PM
earlyretirement
earlyretirement
User since 3/2/13

almost had this one tonight.  watched it stand in its bed for 20 minutes before it moved... right at close of course.  Unfortunately it was facing me the entire time.  


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