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I’m looking at wireless trail cameras for an area about a mile from our home and 2-3 more in other hunting spots.
I’m looking at several brands and interested if others on the site used them.
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they all have a base camera that sends pictures so they must be close enough to it to work. also might need the base one high enough to clear land mass . I don't have them but my boss does and had to send several back to get it to work right. also might be battery sensitive. maker said type x battery only and that worked out to be true. good luck.
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You might post this in the deer hunting forum also
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Spartan trail cameras work great , They were one of the first to operate on Verizon Wireless networks.
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Thanks. To be continued....
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I have 4 of the Moultrie units. They work well, battery life is great. Love the pics coming to my phone!
The beatings will continue until morale improves
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