Best wireless game camera -Verizon
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From: Dmac
14-Jun-18
Trying to narrow my research and would like some input on the wireless cameras available . Thanks
From: Matt Palmquist
15-Jun-18
I have had good luck with the Spartan GoCams. $5 a month on your bill per camera.
Matt
From: kopper36
15-Jun-18
I too have had decent luck with Spartans. Using the AT&T versions. Will want to make sure you have a good signal. they are temperamental without one. Be careful of any deals you see out there on anything that is Verizon 3G. Verizon is shutting 3G down end of 2019. Also, I'd stay away from any of the "cheap" ones. Have not had good luck with them. Just my thoughts.
From: Dmac
15-Jun-18
Thanks for the input. A couple of buddies I have use them consistently and I believe one is the Blackhawk the other is a Spartan . Thanks again
From: kopper36
16-Jun-18
The worst part about them is sitting at work and getting a pic of something you would love to see in person. Hard to stay on task at work after that - lol!
From: chief
16-Jun-18
Removed my own smart ass remarks.
From: Dafish
19-Jun-18
A buddy runs the Bushnell cell cameras, you have to pic which carrier. The price has been going down on them
From: Thornton
21-Jun-18
A lot of areas I hunt don't get service so they'd be pointless. It would be a great tool monitor your driveway at home though with all the thefts and trespassing that goes on.
From: Kick'em up
21-Jun-18
I use a Spartan and have for 3 years. Good pics and great battery life of the Lithium Batteries. That said Verizon will not longer be supporting 3G service for older camera after Dec 2019 I believe maybe sooner. Spartan is offering a discount on a 4G camera for guys with 3G that are original owners with proof and you get to keep the #G cam too. I got 2 new 4G cameras on order now. I can use them when away to monitor unwanted visitors on my farm.
From: Dmac
21-Jun-18
Thanks for the input and good luck guys . Technology has come along way. Years ago I installed clock drives onto the bottom of a five gallon buckets. Attached the buckets to the sides of trees. I then would run trip strings across bait pile area back to bucket and tape the string to the battery in the clock . Hogs would come in and trip string,pull battery and stop clock !!! Then it was on .
From: Thornton
22-Jun-18
Are those guys mushroom hunting?
From: BODYMAN
22-Jun-18
new jersey deer hunters i think ( just kidden slate )
