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Thread: Buying trail cams in bulk

  1. #21
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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Not sure i'd join in on a group buy at this time but would be interested in where you will source them from. Please PM if you're willing to share.

    Thanks


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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by oddsix View Post
    Not sure i'd join in on a group buy at this time but would be interested in where you will source them from. Please PM if you're willing to share.

    Thanks
    When I do buy next month ill let you know the best place I find and get them from

  3. #23
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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Message me when the group buy is happening please. -LOTD

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Id be interested in a group buy potentially as well

  5. #25
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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    You guys need a AA battery buying group.

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by luckofthedraw View Post
    Message me when the group buy is happening please. -LOTD
    Quote Originally Posted by skaha View Post
    Id be interested in a group buy potentially as well
    Will do ill let everybody know ahead of time and we can plan it out, im going to try and get bulk muddys first is everyone okay with that?

    I know some people think they are all the same from china, stealthcam, muddy etc. All the cheaper ones. The housing may be from the same line but I think the cams from different factories can differ in quality, that being said ive only tried the 2.

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by lovemywinchester View Post
    You guys need a AA battery buying group.
    I only use lithiums though but I can get deals on those the more bought the cheaper they are

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by TheObserver View Post
    I only use lithiums though but I can get deals on those the more bought the cheaper they are
    Will you get a few months out of lithium if you're using video? I usually just buy cheap batteries on sale. Is it worth the cash for lithium?

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by lovemywinchester View Post
    Will you get a few months out of lithium if you're using video? I usually just buy cheap batteries on sale. Is it worth the cash for lithium?
    I’ve been using energizer max (I think that’s what they’re called, they’re not lithium) and they’ve lasted me at least 6 months depending on how many hits the cam gets.

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    Re: Buying trail cams in bulk

    Quote Originally Posted by lovemywinchester View Post
    Will you get a few months out of lithium if you're using video? I usually just buy cheap batteries on sale. Is it worth the cash for lithium?
    Ive actually never run video, only testing in the yard on raccoons. Its because I know ill be running through batteries quicker and cant really afford to, but this Elk and BT rut I almost set some to video but opted to continue just pictures. Definitely missin some animals with just photos.

    Anyhow the lithiums do not leak, and I leave mine out year round. Cameras on photos infront of licks of Elk and Deer thousands of pictures a year, my lithiums will last pretty well 2 years. They are also cold weather batteries too so dont have to worry about my interior cams dying through winter. I think you definitely save money though they are more expensive.
    Last edited by TheObserver; 12-19-2024 at 02:56 PM.

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