muzzleloader128
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Does anyone use the ltl acorn 5210 mm trail camera looking at purchasing one for a farm I hunt that is a couple hours away, PRO's CON's thanks in advance for any information. Also I have good cell phone coverage in the timber.
ltl acorn 5210 mm trail camera
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antleraddict
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I have 4 of them....
Pros: As long as you can get good reception they work well. Perfect tool for monitoring your hunting property for trespassers and shed poachers. Small, camo, and pretty reliable....and at only $270 it won't totally break the bank.
Cons: Even tho they take high res pics....for quick upload you will need to use the lower(less quality) res setting. Also cost $20/month for service.
Totally worth it to me...getting pics from all of mine right now, deer are movin! Sure nice to watch the farm 24/7
without having to be there!!!
Pros: As long as you can get good reception they work well. Perfect tool for monitoring your hunting property for trespassers and shed poachers. Small, camo, and pretty reliable....and at only $270 it won't totally break the bank.
Cons: Even tho they take high res pics....for quick upload you will need to use the lower(less quality) res setting. Also cost $20/month for service.
Totally worth it to me...getting pics from all of mine right now, deer are movin! Sure nice to watch the farm 24/7
without having to be there!!!
beararchery
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Is it sent to your Phone? And do you need a certain carier?
muzzleloader128
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is the $20 extra on top of the SIM card the $$ amount isnt that big of a deal to me just like the idea of them sent to my phone, I have read about guys buying a AT&T tract phone and have them sent to that, I have a u.s cellular phone now.
I have 4 of them....
Pros: As long as you can get good reception they work well. Perfect tool for monitoring your hunting property for trespassers and shed poachers. Small, camo, and pretty reliable....and at only $270 it won't totally break the bank.
Cons: Even tho they take high res pics....for quick upload you will need to use the lower(less quality) res setting. Also cost $20/month for service.
Totally worth it to me...getting pics from all of mine right now, deer are movin! Sure nice to watch the farm 24/7
is the $20 extra on top of the SIM card the $$ amount isnt that big of a deal to me just like the idea of them sent to my phone, I have read about guys buying a AT&T tract phone and have them sent to that, I have a u.s cellular phone now.