[WMI BOWHUNTER]

So i entered the trail cam world the other day by getting the Truth 40 cam from Cabelas.
Pretty good deal for $79 and i will get $30 back in a rebate check once i send the receipt in....Net $49
For $49 it should be a great cam for me.
It's so easy to operate with only a few switches to move....and that's a big reason why i chose it....simplicity!

Anyone on here have that cam or had ?

 

[JPW77]

Enjoy it and post up some pictures after that first card pull!

 

[Double D]

Its a good cam for the $$$

 

[vhunter]

I had one and took it back. It just kept taking pictures all the time of nothing. Would fill my card up in about 3 days.

 

[pbuck]

Good luck. I have an older model. It still takes pics but eats batteries. Seems most of the cheaper models are somewhat of a crap shoot. If you get a good one, you're golden. If not, then you'll be sending it back. Make sure to fill out the warranty and save the receipt. Hope you got a "good one".

 

[enkriss]

Took good pics. But the battery life was awful. Takes some batteries with you when you check the pics.

 

[Double D]

Took good pics. But the battery life was awful. Takes some batteries with you when you check the pics.

Go with Lithium Batteries and that will help with your Primos you just bought.

 

[whack&stack]

Go with Lithium Batteries and that will help with your Primos you just bought.

Yup. Always run good batteries in any trail cam it makes a huge difference. My wife LOVES to buy dollar store batteries for remotes and crap around the house I made the mistake of using em one time in a trail cam. I won't put anything but a Duracell or energizer or higher quality now.

 

[WMI BOWHUNTER]

I'm running some panasonic d-cell batteries. They were $1.69 for a two pack. Less than $4 to power my trail cam.
After a couple of weeks and several hundred pics there still at 99%. Really impressed with the batt. life and quality of pics!
The effective range is surprisingly good.

 

[CornBred&Beans]

I always go the extra mile and buy charger for batteries and just replace anytime I go to the woods to change out cards. So much better.

 

[WMI BOWHUNTER]

I'm running some panasonic d-cell batteries. They were $1.69 for a two pack. Less than $4 to power my trail cam.
After a couple of weeks and several hundred pics there still at 99%. Really impressed with the batt. life and quality of pics!
The effective range is surprisingly good.

These batteries have been great warm or cold out

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[hunter7x]

I want to buy a wireeless trail camera