Word of caution on the reviews at TrailCamPro: they don’t review some (or many) of the latest camera models and they don’t sell some of the latest camera models. I’m not confident in their reviews. I wish there was a truly independent review site for these cameras.
From: kaitl...@gmail.com <mailto:kaitl...@gmail.com> [mailto:kaitl...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Kaitlyn Gaynor Sent: Sunday, May 1, 2016 10:54 AM To: undisclosed-recipients: Subject: Re: Camera trap recommendations? Thanks to all for the many excellent recommendations and references! I've spent a while following up on leads and reading reviews on TrailCamPro. In case you're wondering, I got a wide range of tips (Moultrie x3, Browning Strike Force x2, StealthCam x2, Covert x1, HCO x1, Cuddeback x1, Uway x1) and have concluded that there are many good options out there for a low price! Technology's improving and getting cheaper, which is good news for everyone. Thanks again, Kaitlyn On Fri, Apr 29, 2016 at 2:58 PM, Kaitlyn Gaynor <kgay...@berkeley.edu <mailto:kgay...@berkeley.edu> > wrote: Does anybody have any recommendations for reliable but affordable (<$200) camera traps for large mammal research? I'm monitoring wildlife in a sub-Saharan Africa savanna system. I have used Bushnell TrophyCam HD 8MP with success, but these are no longer available and I have read that the newest version (the TrophyCam HD 12MP) is inferior. I'm looking for an equivalent to the older TrophyCam in price and performance. I'm a big Reconyx fan but don't have the money to shell out for them! Thanks, Kaitlyn Gaynor Ph.D. candidate University of California, Berkeley Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Brashares Group (Wildlife Ecology and Conservation) kgay...@berkeley.edu <mailto:kgay...@berkeley.edu>
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