http://trailcamerareviews.com Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:30:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Dozens of factors can come into play when you are shopping for a trail camera.  Some of the more obvious are price, reliability, and picture quality.  I am currently working on creating a trail camera test and review system.  I am looking for feedback from all my fellow hunters.  No ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-reviews/trail-camera-review-criteria/ 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 ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/moultrie/moultrie-i-40-trail-camera-review/ [nms:moultrie I-60,3] Ebay is a great place to find some really awesome deals on trail cameras. The market is so saturated with new and used items that the cautious shopper can save big money by shopping on Ebay. Your first task should be to read as many trail camera ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-tips/trail-cameras-on-ebay/ Cuddeback has released the Capture for 2008. I would assume that it was Cuddeback's intention to compete with Moultrie on the entry trail camera. The standard flash Cuddeback Capture can be found for around $199. The Cuddeback Capture IR is the infrared version and can be purchased ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-reviews/cuddeback-capture/ You should never just walk out in the woods and throw out corn/apples and put up a trail camera. This method will get you some trail camera pictures, but it will not get you the quality of deer and quality of pictures that you are looking for. There ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-tips/trail-camera-direction/ Trail cameras are on watch 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, so as you might expect they can capture some truly amazing pictures. The title says "Trail Camera", but they are limited to the trail, they are not limited to deer, not limited to corn piles. ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-pictures/cool-trail-camera-pictures/ Comparing trail camera pictures can be a very simple method of selecting a trail camera. Todays models range in resolution from 1 megapixel all the way up to 6 megapixel infrared cameras. You must determine your own criteria. If you are only scouting your deer lease for ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-pictures/trail-camera-pictures/ The great part about todays trail cameras is the ability to capture pictures and video. The pictures do a great job at showing you the animals on your deer hunting lease but the trail camera videos add a whole new element. Being able to see a buck chasing ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/trail-camera-videos/moultrie-i40-video-clips/ 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 ... http://trailcamerareviews.com/moultrie/moultrie-i60-infrared/