[Double A]

Has anyone used the moultrie game spy 200 game camera? It is a 3.1 megapixel. There are so many out there but this camera seems like a good choice. It sells for around $169.00.

 

[Blue.dog]

Look at my thread on Leaf River versus Cuddeback.
Lots of data for you to read though.
I have chosen the Stealth for the price.
Blue.dog

 

[idletime]

I personally like the moultree. IMO, it is very easy to use and it is plug and play when you conect your laptop. Pics are not bad either, here are a few taken with a 1 megapixel moultree last year.

 

[Grande Venado]

idletime, you always have some of the best cam pics.

 

[Blue.dog]

Idletime,
Have you used the stealth? or you are just very happy with the moultree
blue.dog

 

[Cutter]

idletime, that first buck is super-nice. I really like the heavy/curved horn characteristics. That moultrie shoots a good photo also. you cant beat it for the price.

 

[Junebug]

I had a stealth, sold it.
Had a cudde, sold it
Bought a leaf river, never opened it, sold it.

When a 100$ moultrie 100 does an awesome job of monitoring why use anything else? I do not use my cams on trails, but water troughs and feeders. If it is slightly slower in the trigger then fine by me. I rig my cams with a solar panel and they will run for months. The 256 card option holds 2800 pics. They just can't be beat for the price. Right now I have 5 moultrie 100's and am adding a 200 to the mix in the next few weeks.

 

[Junebug]

Moultrie 100 example

 

[Blue.dog]

Junebug,
I cannot argue with success. Looks like I might be changing my mind to the moultree.

thanks very much for your input.

Jim

 

[Deer716]

I use the Gamespy 200 and like it. It takes good pics and has the temp & moon phases on there, good cam for the price.

 

[idletime]

Thanks for the compliments guys. Cutter, the top animal ended up being shot, with both his g1s knocked off he scored 156-7, we figure he was 163-4 as pictured. He was VERY impressive on the ground. The score of the animal truly did not justify how majestic has was. Definitely an instance were it was just a beautiful deer that ended up making a great mount, regardless of the score.

Also, a little trick I have learned with the moultrees. Always face them north, thus you eliminate any chance for glare.

 

[RickyT]

Hey, Idletime, that IS a good-lookin' buck. Shame his 1s got busted, they've got real character. Did y'all figure how old he was?

So as not to hijack the thread, a lot of guys on TBH use and have good luck with the Moultrie 200s. Not so much the 100s, but the 200s seem to do a good job, especially for the price.

 

[Redfishr]

Thanks for the compliments guys. Cutter, the top animal ended up being shot, with both his g1s knocked off he scored 156-7, we figure he was 163-4 as pictured. He was VERY impressive on the ground. The score of the animal truly did not justify how majestic has was. Definitely an instance were it was just a beautiful deer that ended up making a great mount, regardless of the score.

Also, a little trick I have learned with the moultrees. Always face them north, thus you eliminate any chance for glare.

I was hopping you would say you shot the second one............really neat looking.

 

[idletime]

The second one was definitely on the list. He is definitely neat looking, but being just a 6, he needs to go, especially since he already has a few offspring with the same characteristics running around. Never showed himself long enough for a shot though.

The first one aged 5 1/2 - 6 1/2.