Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2016 20:56:10 GMT -5
Well bought 2 new trail cameras, like I really needed them, to run out west in Nebraska to try to locate a mule deer. My buddy Zen has treated me well but I feel bad he does all the scouting and I do all the shooting.
I have been running the cameras locally to test and familiarize myself with the camera, before running out west to set up. So far I'm happy with them except the whiteout pictures it has produced at night. Out of 300+ pictures it's produced about 20 whiteout pictures yet I'm still not 100% it's the cameras fault or the fact I have an animal to close to the camera when it triggers.
I am testing them as a unit I don't have to put something in front of them to get the deer to stop and so far seems to be a great camera for $100. If I had $400+ to put on a tree to get stolen I'd buy a Reconx but I feel the primos won't be as big of a hit to the bank if something happens.
Here's today's pull 203 pictures in 5 days
I have been running the cameras locally to test and familiarize myself with the camera, before running out west to set up. So far I'm happy with them except the whiteout pictures it has produced at night. Out of 300+ pictures it's produced about 20 whiteout pictures yet I'm still not 100% it's the cameras fault or the fact I have an animal to close to the camera when it triggers.
I am testing them as a unit I don't have to put something in front of them to get the deer to stop and so far seems to be a great camera for $100. If I had $400+ to put on a tree to get stolen I'd buy a Reconx but I feel the primos won't be as big of a hit to the bank if something happens.
Here's today's pull 203 pictures in 5 days
