Trail camera

[BenBhoy 4,706]

Now then,

After some advice regarding trail cams. What should I be looking out for in terms of spec? Not after award winning photos, just need to know what's visiting & when. Ideally under £100. Cheers.

[gnasher16 30,040]

Greymans your kiddy for that he gave me some blindin advice.....just a shame i kept forgetting where id put them !... mine are only 70/80 quid jobs and are fine,in my limited experience how they are set up is just as important as the spec....but then im no tech bod so i might be wrong.

[Greyman 28,157]

On 16/07/2019 at 16:41, BenBhoy said:

Now then,

After some advice regarding trail cams. What should I be looking out for in terms of spec? Not after award winning photos, just need to know what's visiting & when. Ideally under £100. Cheers.

Cheers gnash, here you go mate I have several of these as well as ones costing thrice the price and as the market gets more flooded they keep getting cheaper, they do a single snap followed by a short video which is great as video takes longer to trigger and you often see the target on the still but it’s moving to fast for video they also have the black ir so won’t be seen at night if it’s at all public were you set it, expensive or cheap they all last around 2year if left out constantly, though you do get the odd exception that just keeps going, don’t set it facing east or the rising sun will blind it during the best time of day and place a rock in its view so animals stop and sniff it, that should get you started and if you ever get a big cat show me first please  

[j j m 6,533]

that looks decent for the price