Comments for Wildlife Cameras

Comment on Wildgame Innovations IR4 by Deer Tracking Cameras

Deer Tracking Cameras — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:49:25 +0000

Check out CamLockBox.com. They offer security boxes for all makes and models of game cameras, including the IR4. I own some of their security boxes, and would personally recommend them. They are good people too!

Comment on Wildgame Innovations IR4 by Brad Ramby

Brad Ramby — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 02:23:27 +0000

I need a tree lock for my camera any Ideas?

Thank You

Brad Ramby

Comment on Game Cameras for Security by MD

MD — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 04:31:33 +0000

I use motion detecting lights in conjunction with cameras and signs that say “Smile! You are being videotaped.” We had 5+ people per night cruising our out of the way street every night. Video surveillance showed the number dropped to one per month after a couple of weeks. While I don’t have one of these, the idea works!

Comment on Stealth Cam Sniper Pro new for 2009 by Julie

Julie — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:45:08 +0000

This camera takes washed out flash images at night and I’ve tried contacting Stealth for tech support and they won’t answer phone or return email. We HATE the camera.

Comment on Trail Camera Picture of Mountain Lion Stalking a Whitetail by Phil McRevis

Phil McRevis — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 14:27:57 +0000

That’s not a whitetail, it’s a mule deer.

Comment on Stealth Cam Sniper Pro new for 2009 by Patti

Patti — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 01:02:04 +0000

Night shots are TERRIBLE. So overexposed you can barely tell what anything is. Day shots okay, but the critters on our property mainly come out at night.

Comment on Wildgame Innovations IR4 by Clint

Clint — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:32:22 +0000

This camera takes wonderful pictures. It is even sensitive enough to capture smaller creatures such as rabbits, squirrels and even a skunk! My father owns a different camera and he was very impressed that mine was able to recognize that small of an animal. The only downside that I have encountered is that I am not able to set the camera to take multiple pictures at once, instead I can only set it on a time delay, the shortest of which is 30 seconds, or have it set to video recording. I have however had several pictures of deer on my camera, 3 bucks and 7 does, and some of the pictures were taken exactly 30 seconds apart, so the delay does not necessarily ruin the camera’s ability to give you more than one picture of every deer, the deer just need to be stopped or grazing.
All in all I would give this camera extremly high marks for the picture quality, the memory, the infrared sensor, and the overall design and layout. Setting up the camera is simple, checking to verify how many pictures you have is easy, and the camo cover with mine really makes it unnoticable. The only recommendation I would have is spend the extra 60$ when you buy the camera and purchase a 12 volt battery adapter kit that most retail stores sell, the four C batteries do not last more than two weeks if you have the camera set to ‘all day’ mode, and having to run back to the woods every 9 days is really annoying, just to spend more money and replace some batteries. My father has the adapter kit, he has had his camera in the woods for a month and a half, hasnt charged his battery once.

Good Luck hunting!!!!

Clint

Comment on Moultrie Game Spy I45 by Chad Ohnmacht

Chad Ohnmacht — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 02:31:33 +0000

Don’t buy these!!!! Worst game camera I have ever owned!! I just bought two of these put them in the field; I go back two weeks later with high anticipation of looking at the pictures. The first thing I noticed when I opened the top of the camera was that I ONLY had 27% battery life. And to even make it more disappointing the night-time photos were HORRIBLE. Most all of them I couldn’t even tell if there were deer coons or what. I also had 577 pictures in two weeks over corn; half of those pics were of mostly deer and other animals, the others were of blowing tree limbs; which living in Kansas the wind blows more of the time than not. My other camera was exactly the same. I am calling moultrie tomorrow and demanding my money back!! I never thought moultrie would make such a terrible product.

Comment on Bear-Proof Trail Camera Security Box by Nick

Nick — Mon, 25 May 2009 19:57:25 +0000

That is a heck of a case! I’d like to see a video of a bear trying to attack that camera!

Comment on Game Cameras for Security by Denny Snyder

Denny Snyder — Tue, 12 May 2009 16:32:15 +0000

Great idea !!!

I want one…………..as you mention, many “undesireable criminal types” are accustomed to motion detector lights- not the fact they they are having their mug shot taken at the same time.

I like it-