What say you
I've had my best results as far as lasting a few years out of moultrie but I've had to chunk a few so I gotta replace them not much interested in cell cameras and ain't gone be buying the most expensive stuff out there either so what have yall had the best luck with

I bought a Tasco game camera from Amazon last year for about 30 bucks. I put it on a feeder thinking it would get stolen so I wasnt going to be out much money. It ran about two months before someone stole it. Made great pictures and never changed the batteries even in the cold we had. I ordered 3 new ones this year off Amazon for I think 105.00 They have made excellent pictures and I have had them running since bow season and havent changed the batteries yet! I do have two SD cards for each camera and pair specific cards to specific cameras. I just saved a bunch of pictures to my computer this moring from pulling a few cards and they compare very well with the Cuddebac cameras I also have. My cameras are often stolen so this is the reason I but the cheap ones.

Hope this helps you out.
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Bought a $30 muddy from academy a few weeks ago so for its been good .

I just ordered a Muddy from Academy. Luxfisher, glad to hear you are happy. Had aTasco for over 5 years . Still works great. Moultrie cameras that i have had were JUNK.

Check amazon. Ive bought 10 various brand ones off there for less
than $45. The ape man brand has done well for me. The others i havent had a yr yet so i cant say on them.

Walmart $30 Tasco get the extended warranty at checkout $35 total

Get rayovac red batteries comes with a SD card , cams run over a year with same batteries and decent pictures

Tasco, Muddy, and a Apeman from Amazon for 39.00 All have worked great. Only issue is the contacts on the tasco cameras need cleaning with a knife or take a dollar bill and rub them pretty good. I’m not spending a bunch of money on a game camera.

Whether you spend $30 or $330 on a camera they all have about the same life expectancies. I quit trying to buy nice ones with fancy features because that is all you’re paying for. They still are going to die within 6-18 months. Rarely do I have one last more than 24 months. The longest one I’ve had functional was a WG innovations that lasted 8 years and it’s the cheapest camera I have. Now I buy 2-4 at a time when they’re on sale.

if you will buy a small can of battery protector from a auto parts store and spray the battery compartments when new it helps with that problem.



My longest lasting camera is Moultrie i-40. Not one of these new throw away Moultrie that might last a year.. This one Ive had probably since 2006ish. The display is long gone but it will still take pictures.