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primos truth 35 ?

I run 3 at the moment. For the money I don't think you can beat them. You can usually buy them online for $79 + s&h.

Pros - Long battery life, affordable, very easy to operate, clear images as long as the object isn't moving quickly and night pictures are good as long as they are within 30 feet.

Negatives - Night pictures beyond 30 feet aren't good at all, moving deer will be blurry, you can hear the click when the picture is taken and so can the deer.
 
Hard to beat for the $$$. THis is my third yr using them. I have some higher dollar cams that are better but for the money these are hard to beat. Try Natchez Shooter Supply think I got mine for $59 or $69 cant remember.
 
I have 4 and they are the best for the money! Nothing bad to say about them. Do be aware that there is no internal memory, for it only will go to a sd card. which is fine unless ur sd card malfuntions like mine did!
 
I personally don't own any, but a good friend of mine has 3 of them and puts them out from august thru november on our kentucky lease and he usually doesn't have to change the batteries at all and gets thousands of pictures.
 
Just checked all three of my Primos 35's this afternoon. Each one took over 400 pics and the batteries are at 99%. They are not great under a heavy canopy but awesome for field edges. They sort of toggle between infrared and day mode in heavy shade. Still work to show you what's moving though. Love them.
 

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