Browning Strike Force Hd

[wsisk]

Can anyone give me the good or bad with this trail cam

Thanks

[galamb]

Can't give you a "first hand" experience but can tell you that they are made by Moultrie for Browning.

So I would compare prices if that's the model you are interested in. Browning "tends" to command a premium to get that little "buckmark" logo on gear

[JUSTANUFF]

its an excellent camera IMO,,,Midway USA has them for $99.00

[Bullzeye]

Look for reviews on it on www.chasingame.com

[flightattendant100]

Bought one last year. Had it up all year. Takes good pics, easy to set up and use. Good battery life. Hasn't given me any trouble.
Midway does have sale on.... But watch Midways shipping cost. It may wind up costing more than one of the ones off the internet that has Free Shipping. Just a thought. ( I liked the first one well enough that I bought a second one this year)

[wsisk]

ok thanks guys

[doehunter]

Check out Trailcampro.com. They do detailed testing and reviews that I've found very helpful.
I have three Browning cameras: Command Opps, Strikeforce Elite, and a Strikeforce HD. The HD is a warranty replacement from Trailcampro for a 2014 Strikeforce that died after 22 months. (They double the factory warranty on current models.) I've only had the HD for a few weeks, but it's not much different than the 2014 model. The 2016 model is a noticeable improvement. The Command Opps has lower but acceptable picture quality, however it's videos leave much to be desired. It's only $82 on Amazon though.

Here's the link to their review of the HD and comparison to the 2016 model.
https://www.trailcampro.com/collections ... ce-hd-2015

[flightattendant100]

Natchez Shooters Supply has these on sale now.

[wsisk]

ok thanks for the link

[acreek]

I like my two Browning Dark Ops cameras. The model has a quick trigger speed, takes only 6 batteries, is solidly built, has been hassle free for two or three years now, and doesn't spook deer with a flash or red glow. Someone mentioned that moultrie makes the Browning cameras. I also have a moultrie that I like and would buy again, also a "dark" model, and have had it five + years without issue.

The only negative trailcam experiences have been with a Stealth Cam that only lasted one year and a Spy Point that is a horrible performer (super slow trigger speed) but it won't die so I keep strapping it to trees. Haha

[ThunderXB]

Well, I guess I'm going to find out. Cabelas has them on sale for $89 and my cousin (hunting partner) just bought one for each of us.

It's the Browning Strike Force 12HD 12MP Trail Camera.

[retrieverman]

I've got 8 Strike Force cameras, and after 3 years, they all still work great. Excellent picture quality and long battery life with lithiums.

As was said above, Trailcampro.com is an excellent resource.