Moultrie has finally announced the new lineup for 2009.  Many people will be surprised to hear that Moultrie has gone Cellular.  The prices seem to be very competative and might make a lot of people think twice about upgrading.  The cameras will start at $279 and the cellular modem will add about $150 to the package.  Of course then you have to AT&T coverage and monthly fees.  It will be interesting to see how the cameras perform and what the public thinks.  Check out trailcameras.net for more news and pictures of the New 2009 Moultrie Game Management System Trail Cameras.

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the details are out about the new Moultrie Game Management System and they look very good!!!

I checked with the owners of the Trail Camera Store and they confirmed that the Moultrie Infrared Trail Cameras are the most popular line on the market. The ease of use and low price make them an easy choice for any hunter. When you combine ease of use and price with amazing photos and reliability, you have a winning combination. The Moultrie I-40 offers the ability to capture still images and movies both day and night. When the I-40 was originally released many people complained of pictures being "white out" but I have not seen that as a problem since Moultrie updated their firmware.

The only real difference between the Moultrie I-40 and the Moultrie I-60 is that the I-60 has a viewing window for pictures in the field. I really do not see this as a determining factor when purchasing a trail camera. The I-40 has a great trigger and reaction speed and the pictures are very detailed. I have had no water, moisture, or insect issues with my Moultrie I-40 housing. I would like to mention that when you pull the mounting strap very tight, you can stress the case and create openings for moisture and insects if you pull to tightly. I have also been very pleased with battery life. When you check the camera ever two weeks and lose track of when you changed batteries last, that means the batteries are lasting long enough. Overall I love the Moultrie I-40 and recommend them to all my hunting buddies. The I-40 is one of the best, if not the best, trail cameras available today. If you own a Moultrie I-40 I hope that you will share your opinion with us, and we look forward to hearing from you.

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The buzz term for 2008 has been "IR" or infrared.  The principle is that the infrared light from the flash will not been seen by the game.  I have never noticed the IR flash bothering the deer but there have been times when a noise from the camera seems to alert the deer to its position.  The IR flash will also not reveal the location of the camera to trespassers and poachers.

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The Moultrie I60 infrared trail camera is an excellent camera for the price.  The trigger speed is around 1 second and the image quality is excellent.  A built in view finder provides the hunter with instant feedback in the field.  Although it may not seem like a huge bonus, the addition of a laser to aid in aiming the camera is a huge help.  With the Moultrie I60 you have the option of capturing a series of still images or video.  I have also been really pleased with the battery life of my I60.  I can get over 6 weeks of use from one set of batteries.

I would really like to hear the experience that other hunters have had with the Moultrie I60 infrared trail camera.  If you own an I60 please take a few moments to post a quick response.

thanks for reading and i hope this helped