Moultrie I60 Infrared


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.

MOULTRIE GAMESPY I60 IR 6 MP TRAIL GAME CAMERA 2GB CARD
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MOULTRIE GAMESPY I60 IR 6 MP TRAIL GAME CAMERA 2GB CARD
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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

July 12, 2008 · Filed Under Moultrie

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2 Responses to “Moultrie I60 Infrared”

  1. Trail Cameras on July 21st, 2008 12:02 am

    I love my Moultrie I60. The battery life has been great and the pictures are awesome. The trigger speed is more than fast enough for what i need and you also have the option for video. You can not go wrong with the Moultrie I-60.

  2. Gary Winborne on December 28th, 2009 4:54 pm

    Love the camera but just wondering if the cold weather has an effect on camera use. At what temperature should not use the camera weather it be cold or hot.

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