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    These are from a pretty cheap WildGame innovations camera that is about the same as the ones you see on Aliexpress. It goes ok just not great images at night. It does serve its purpose well though.
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    taking a single photo,on the hour every hour wouldnt really be a deal breaker if you use a half decent SD card with bigger memory.... most can fit hundreds of photos even the small capacity ones will...and if you sacrifice a bit of pixel count the number of photos goes up hugely.
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    With the limited research I've done, a good way is to set the camera to video rather than photo only, with the idea that they can pull the ideal photos off the clip anyway through editing on a home computer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    taking a single photo,on the hour every hour wouldnt really be a deal breaker if you use a half decent SD card with bigger memory.... most can fit hundreds of photos even the small capacity ones will...and if you sacrifice a bit of pixel count the number of photos goes up hugely.
    Just try scrolling through 5631 pictures after 6 weeks out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gamehunter View Post
    Just try scrolling through 5631 pictures after 6 weeks out.
    Or over 8000 photos of a broken punga frond waving in the breeze...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cigar View Post

    Beware this is from Jaycar site. Note item is located OUTSIDE NZ. May take some time to get here.

    LOW STOCK
    Apeman H70 Wildlife Hunting Trail Trap Camera 30MP 4K with Infrared
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    DELIVER TO AK 0632
    Leaves warehouse in 1-2 business days.
    Sold by Elite Electronics
    This item is located outside New Zealand

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gamehunter View Post
    Beware this is from Jaycar site. Note item is located OUTSIDE NZ. May take some time to get here.

    LOW STOCK
    Apeman H70 Wildlife Hunting Trail Trap Camera 30MP 4K with Infrared
    Apeman
    $165.92
    DELIVER TO AK 0632
    Leaves warehouse in 1-2 business days.
    Sold by Elite Electronics
    This item is located outside New Zealand
    The model I linked is in stock in shops in NZ, but takes lower quality photos and costs a little more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gamehunter View Post
    I love using game cameras. You see more game than you ever imagined would be there and you don't have to carry them out. Great for oldies that have done it all and often wondered what the hell he/she was going to do with all that meat.

    Now your next job will be, do you buy a quality $400+ camera and risk it walking or buy 4 $100 poorer quality cameras and cover more places. If you lose one it don't hurt as much.

    Fully test your camera/s at home on all settings before warranty runs out. I would only buy a camera from a NZ based agent or online seller so you can return a faulty one.
    Totally agree with dealing with a company-based here in NZ, we offer local NZ support backed up by support out of the US, best in the business. https://trailtech.nz

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    Been using them for years and it has completely changed my hunting. I'm now far more successful as I've a better idea of where and when the animals will be there.
    Never had one stolen but I've had an SD card taken out of a camera.
    In my experience the size of the camera is an important factor as to how visible it is to others.

 

 

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