Camera's

[The_King48]

I don't know much about cameras but I would like to see the "big" guy at night since I am almost 100% sure thats when he comes in... Here is the deal. What should I look for and stay away from?? This is for rifle hunting and muzzleloader... I hunt where 3 firebreaks come together. Do I set it up on a "trail" and hope I get lucky?? Since I don't bait (illegal) they don't huddle up in one area... Which trail or spot to set it up on since there are so many deer trails... Also its a long drive to my hunting property I wouldn't be checking it very often. 1 a month tops.... I heard there might be a camera that will email pics. Is this true?

[vister]

there are cameras out there that email the pics to ya. but not only are the units spendy, but so are the monthly plans to view those pics! if you won't be checking cameras often, then i'd recommend a camera with infrared. extends battery life 100% it depends on how much you want to spend. I'd say the best bang for your buck is without a doubt the moultrie 4.0 IR. 150 days of battery life, temp, moonphase, time/date stamp, 72 led's for pretty nice infrared pics. has a laser aim to help aim the camera, which is very nice. this unit is 200 bucks. i think most people here will point you towards the moultrie line of camers as well!

regardless of what you get, after using it, let us know how it works! many of us, including myself, experiment with different makes and models trying to find the best value

[Code-Man]

You can bait for pictures. Rule states a person can bait but you can not hunt there until 10 days after the bait has been removed or ate. I use a lot of bait (apples/Corn) but I don't hunt where I put the camera.