Trail cam recommendation?

[Faster]

I'm sick of these things breaking. Ive spent thousands of dollars on these things and never seem to have any luck, they always stop working, usually sooner than later. I've had Browning, Primos, Bushnell, Moultrie mostly, but a couple others in there I'm forgetting. I usually try to spend about $120 on average I would say per cam. Anyone have any recommendations for ones that work better? Am I not spending enough on them? Its hard to justify dropping much more since I have several out at a time. I'm also not interested in cellular cams. Thanks

[hammer4reel]

Reveals are a decent cam for the money .

you don’t have to use them with the cellular option , but if decided you wanted to you could .

 

[Jcol6268]

I’m surprised you haven’t had luck with the Brownings. They have been the best for me. 

[Ravincrossbow]

I like wildlife innovation just don’t buy the cheapest ones something  in the 75$ range always does me well 

[Mixbaghunter]

The best luck I have are the cheap one at Walmart.  I am using the edge for my cell camera. But have cheap ones to back up they don't catch everything that co.es though. 

[BHC]

Reveal

[Russ 11]

36 minutes ago, Faster said:

I'm also not interested in cellular cams.

Just curious as to why ?    Just the idea of not being intrusive and leaving your scent every time you go in to grab the card is worth it . 

[Greatoutdoors66]

I have three spypoint Links.....they work well for me.  one area of my farm is spotty service so I get photos off and on but the other two work well

[Faster]

55 minutes ago, Russ 11 said:

Just curious as to why ?    Just the idea of not being intrusive and leaving your scent every time you go in to grab the card is worth it . 

2 reasons. There's really crappy service if any at most of my spots. And I actually really enjoy going and pulling cards. I agree on the scent thing and stirring up the woods, but it is what it is. 

[Russ 11]

16 minutes ago, Faster said:

2 reasons. There's really crappy service if any at most of my spots. And I actually really enjoy going and pulling cards. I agree on the scent thing and stirring up the woods, but it is what it is. 

Fair enough .  Browning would be my choice for a regular cam . 

[BowhunterNJ]

You can use the Reveals as a regular cam too.  Don't need to hook them up to cellular but have the option to do so if you change areas at some point

[Faster]

I bought a few more brownings. Thanks

[Grassmans]

I used Covert for 5 years ,no problems,that would be my choice !!

[FeniQuest217]

IMO the best bang for your buck is Tactacam Reveal. Having the built in wifi to view the live angle on your phone so you can position properly is clutch.

My buddy i hunt with went with some Moultrie's and he's enjoying them and very pleased. Picture quality is pretty good and a decent plan price. I jsut prefer the Reveal IMO/

Always lock your cams regardless of how cheap/expensive they are.

I was running two spypoint micro LTE's and theyve  performed but this year both have disconnected already and im very disappointed as the one is in the same spot nad worked great for 2 years. i just think they're a cheap cam and there's better options if you pay just a little more. 

[Livesintrees]

Reconnyx if you want to spend money but still have it working a decade plus later. 

Browning strike force pro is option two. They work well and battery life is phenomenal