Trail cam advice

[X2Shooter]

So I am in need of some new trail cams. what are some reliable cheaper cams.
The area I am putting them I usualy have one a year stolen so dont want to put the higher priced ones there. Any and all advice appreciated!!!!!

[onebigskittle]

I use Tasco because they are cheap and all I want to know is whats in the area anyway ...pics are not bad and if they are stolen I haven't lost as much as I could have if I payed a lot.

[flightattendant100]

I have had good luck with Moultrie cams. The last one I bought is a 333 model I think. Small, takes pretty good pics.,"C" batteries have been in since about Oct. and still at 50%. I got it on sale for some under a hundred bucks. Sure cant complain.

[JUSTANUFF]

visit www.chasin-game.com,,all about trail cams,,,forums,,,tests,,ratings

[Hazmat]

We started hiding our game camera by brushing them and no longer place them at chest height. A picture from low to the ground is good enough for me to pattern when the deer are coming through my targeted area!

[X2Shooter]

Think I might try some moultrie cams. Thanks guys!,

[Bullzeye]

Ive had Bushnell and Moultrie but now prefer Spypoint, good prices,batteries last a loooong time, very nice pics, make no noise, and very good sensor, and good customer service, and is a Canadian company.