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    Samuel Hearne happybonzo's Avatar
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    Trail Cameras

    Trail Cameras; has anyone got one or had experience of running one?
    What brands are worthwhile?

    To be honest, the more I read about the things, the more confused I get
    Only my dog can judge me

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    Hello. I've use the bushnells trailcam before. They're fairly straightforward to use, decent enough picture quality.
    Good range of options; stills or footage, delay, etc.
    I haven't used them in sub zero so can't speak to that.
    One gripe... The batteries are in the door and can dislodge when closing or moving the unit. But a bit of gaffer tape keeps em in place.

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    hello happybonzo,
    Bushnell as pootle suggests or Swann brand try your local Maplin electronics store for a demo.
    Regards
    David

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    Came across this website a few weeks ago - it might be of interest. Not bought anything from them, but it seems to have decent info.

    http://www.ukwildlifecameras.co.uk/t...eras_C135.html

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    hello,
    A nice find Peaks. I've noted a few of these cameras being discovered & removed. I'm thinking of renewing or borrowing for next year a couple of Bushnells for a project I've been working on. Good luck with the hunt happybonzo.
    Regards
    David

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peaks View Post
    Came across this website a few weeks ago - it might be of interest. Not bought anything from them, but it seems to have decent info.

    http://www.ukwildlifecameras.co.uk/t...eras_C135.html
    Many thanks to everyone for your sensible suggestions.
    I've since ordered from UK Wildlife Cameras; so far, their communication has been first rate.

    It's to be an Xmas present for my daughter and son-in-law who live in Darkest Devon and they've got lots Badgers, Foxes, Tourists etc so it should give them some entertainment
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    Which camera did you go for In the end?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pootle View Post
    Which camera did you go for In the end?
    The cheapest one - It's a gift and by the time you add on rechargeable batteries, chargers, memory cards etc, it all mounts up
    Hopefully, the SinL will post some results but I'm not holding my breath

    http://www.ukwildlifecameras.co.uk/t...mera_P655.html
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    Looks good. Let us know how she gets on with it.

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