I run Coverts and really like them. I'd never buy a Wild game nation ,as the owner is a convicted poacher,and game violater

Coverts have been my pick of mid priced cams, but neighbor has a Bushnell that seems to be really good.

In my experience, they all last about 4 years......

I've had really good luck with the Bushnell trophy cams. Got some going on 6-7 years. Picked up a browning last year and it's good also

I have gone thru most brands and they all give out in the end.  The last couple I have bought have been Browning and they have been pretty reliable for the last two years.

Covert-MP8 Black. Been running three for two years with zero problems

I had a Stealth, slow trigger speed and no trigger speed after a year.

I bought a Browning to replace the Stealth and it is amazing compared to the Stealth. It will trigger 30 yards away or more on a squirrel sized object.

Ive recently started using Exodus trailcams. Fantastic cameras with the best warrenty on the market and reasonably priced for there quality.

QuoteOriginally posted by Biggamefish:
I got a Primos cam this year and ran it for 5 months. The battery life was at 80 percent when I took it down. The videos I got where amazing. If you want to see the video shoot me a pm with your email address. The cams are reasonable too right around 80 dollars. If you watch you can get them on sale for around 50.

I haven't used a trail camera for a few years, but 5 months on one set of batteries ??? I could almost get 2 weeks when I used them back in the day.... Is this true ?

I have many brands of cameras . Covert is the most reliable and the battery life is outstanding! I have one in Colorado, 3 in Kansas that stay out year round and will still be 90-100% battery life after being out a full year with Energizer Ultimate Lithium's. The cam in Colorado has been on the same tree since July of 2014.
I have not used Browning but hear nothing but good about them.  I just ordered a Browning HD Pro to try. Says 120' flash range!

I have a close highschool friend that works for Federal ammo and he gave me a Primos cam. It's ran all winter with great pics and the batteries have lasted well.
I would have never bought one, but the price was right. It's great to watch what they do and the times the do come by.

Stay away from Wildgame Innovations.  I told my wife I need a new trail camera for my birthday. Sent her a link to Camofire, they had Stealth TrailHawk for less than $100.  I hope it is on the way!  The Stealth cameras get good reviews.

I have about 30 trail cams  of varying brands and right now feel like Browning is the best bang for the buck. I have used Spy Point, Moultree, Bushnell, and Primos brands also.[I still have operational cmeras in these brands and Browning.] For the most part, stay away from the "bottom end" of any brand.