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BEARS. DEER LIFE TINE FEEDERS CHECK US OUT I GOT U SIR

Never having used a trail cam czcams.com/users/postUgkx2sTDdZXomuxedMg_HothfjSXjR3rpPkA before, I was very impressed with the quality of the images and videos. The sensitivity of the camera can be adjusted as well as the length of video recordings. Once I found the sweet spot, I was getting great clips of deer and other animals almost every day. I was worried about battery life but have been running off the same 4 aa batteries for over a month. The SD card is easy to remove and connect to a computer. I have a Mac, and the AVI files open natively in QuickTime and are easy to save and share. This is a great, budget-friendly trail cam.

What is in the barrel that is so attractive for bears

Really enjoyed the video i am a beginner bear hunter i will try your mix with maple syrup instead of, Pancake Syrup and i think i will taste my mix too it really looks good thanks for sharing your tips

That's a hilarious sticker. Are you selling those?

Draw yellowjackets?

So, this is how the forest fires start : dry grass and open flames

Nothing is coming in so I’m watching this in the bear stand 😂🤦🏻‍♂️thanks for the video though might have to try this

Buddy loves that Stuff!

nice having that cook stove on the flame proof bed of dry grass. nothing could go wrong there.

Can't you just cook that up at home and carry it in as a finished product? Or are you hoping the cooking will permeate the air for a little bit?

So basically, your making rice crispy treats with dog food instead of rice. Cool

I use ores

great review and very informative. I am sorry the Browning brand didn't make the review since I own two of these. I would liked to see how they compared. I may try this trial. Excellent job.

Your like Mr Heisenberg.

Hey GEARFREAKS please do another review it's 2018 you don't know how much this helped me and other people. Can't wait! When?

Great detail in reviewing the cameras. I was actually surprised at how the spypoint did. I have been using their cameras for years because they have lasted here in FL. You should look at their Force 10 and Force 11B. Many of the features you discussed and you can see the listed trigger speeds. If you have a chance to review one of them it is worth it.

I've made that before using the same stuff, it smells grat, but I've never tried eating it! That was funny! We always cook ours until it burns. It will turn into sweet smelling white smoke that carries for miles!

I'm about to buy an x-lounger to shoot intruders. The LEDs are visible by the human eye at night? Thank you

Fucking love it simple to the point. I've watch many videos and no specifics.

Sick people who don't understand anything about bears except how to kill them. I'm sure there's some special place in hell awaiting all of you.

Nice video, but I have a question what kind of trail cameras are not using flash at night, I want to use this cameras for security and I don't want to noticed it by a human at night please reply me ❤

Primos is my fav

Hi there I'm looking for some help we have some containers that store food for the meaty people at our church. We have about 12 volunteers that drive all over the county getting food from grocery stores that donate. We have some people that are breaking into our containers three times this year. About a month ago they broke into the containers the police officer said they get trail cameras. We were going to put a security camera system in their with all the bells and whistles for $1200. Somebody suggested trail cameras. Here is what I'm looking for. A camera that will last a month on the batteries take pictures. I am looking for three cameras three different locations . One about 100 yards out two about 50 yards out that can take a license plate number three about in the container hidden I prefer that this camera does not flash or sends any kind of signal off and no videos just pictures. If you guys have any recommendations of a trail camera please let me know I just don't want to go through 100 of these to figure out which ones I'm going to buy. I would like to keep the camera on her $150 or less. Thank you for any suggestions

very good thorough reviews. thank you

Great video!! Thanks for the info and the testing!

can you make this longer

You guys set the standard for trail camera reviews,,,, good job,

Great video, thank you.

Check out "buying a trail camera / game camera" vid. You will be shocked at some of the things you haven't considered. KPO

awful. Hunting coward

Thank you for the Trail Camera Review ! I'm getting one for my nature reserve YT videos of Birds and Wildlife !!!

Family friends do the same thing but he adds 1 gallon of honey

Very informal and useful for newbies .. appreciate the research done - covered everything there is to know thanks Lee

Looks like any second that dry grass is going to catch fire and start a raging forest fire. Just sayin Dude

cuddeback still is sub par. I'm surprised that the primos truth 01 is good...and cheap.

Gear Freak, has the Reconyx HC500 picture quality improved since your review? Also, could you include the Reconyx XR6 in your next review? I'm very curious to see the pic quality vs the HC600 and trigger speed and sensitivity. Assuming the HC500 and HC600 have the same camera inside.

Reconyx cameras are simply the best available. ALL of my other cameras have quit working, but even my oldest Reconyx camera, which is over 10 years old is still working like it is new, and the batteries last forever. It has become a camp joke at all of the other cameras that have come and died, and but all of the Reconyx cameras are still up and running. If you are in to using cameras long term. Do it right, it will pay off in the long run. You save money in battery expense alone, and you will have the confidence you did not miss anything. We put the Reconyx cameras next to other brands in the off season to see the difference. Reconyx picks up many more pictures. I only use the other cameras in areas that are less important. Picture quality is rarely a problem for me if the camera is located properly. Also, it is best to put the camera up at least 8 feet high, big bucks do not like cameras. We will put up two cameras in the same area for testing, but we put Reconyx cameras up higher than other cameras to see how the other camera works and how the deer react to cameras. When a "mature older buck" notices the lower camera they will bolt and never come back. Higher camera locations with an adjustable mount that allows you to angle down is the best way to go...if you want the older bigger bucks.

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Well it's a couple of years later and I just stumbled across your video. I'm really impressed with the amount of time and effort you guys put into this video reviewing all these cameras. It's guys like you that make it easy for the little guys to figure out what the hell we need to get to handle our wildlife photos. All the manufacturers obviously blow a lot of smoke pushing their own product. Thanks again and it's greatly appreciated!

How long does a barrel tend to last with this mix?

This product is good, but I have some of the latest hunting camera, you want to know about it?

I keep getting no image on card? New battery's, always, Low battery?

forget all this commercial junk .review blob

Awesome video. I've watched it a couple times. I got my first trail camera for Christmas and I'm looking to get another one. I think you should do an updated version with the new cameras. Thanks!

Excellent review, well thought out. My only query is do these cameras rerecord over the old data until the batteries run out? Looking at using one for security in areas where there is no power. Thanks again.

The big problem with all the trail camera makers is the lens. You can have 100 mega pixels but if the lens suck the camera sucks.

Hey man. Very nice videos. Just consider shortening your intro

Hi, what is the best way to protect camera from stealing? Thanks!