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Nice pics.. I purchased 3 WG cameras from Cabelas Black Friday sale.. I hope the pics turn out as good as yours.. WELCOME TO THE BEAST
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Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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Nice Pics Pics look good fo a $45 camera!
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I found that the WGI cameras have reeeeeeeaaaallllyyyy slllllllooooooowwww trigger speed...well atleast mine does. If you don't have it on a salt lick, bait, or food plot its hard to get any decent pictures.
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What are you using for batteries in the WGI? My would die after 3 days in the cold - I was using just regular batteries.
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The trigger speed is slow but on food or minerals they work fine. Another trick I have learned is to place it looking down a trail instead of across it. Seems to help.
As far as battery life, it isn't bad. It was out for a week and it still showed all bars. Believe it or not, they were CVS akaline batteries. My father in law gave them to me so I gave them a shot. My buddy ran a set of Rayovac batteries in a WGI camera for 8 weeks this summer and it showed 2 out of 3 bars when he finally pulled it.
They are definitely not a high end camera but for my use their perfect. I'm just not gonna risk an expensive camera in an area that runs a high risk of being stolen.
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As far as battery life, it isn't bad. It was out for a week and it still showed all bars. Believe it or not, they were CVS akaline batteries. My father in law gave them to me so I gave them a shot. My buddy ran a set of Rayovac batteries in a WGI camera for 8 weeks this summer and it showed 2 out of 3 bars when he finally pulled it.
They are definitely not a high end camera but for my use their perfect. I'm just not gonna risk an expensive camera in an area that runs a high risk of being stolen.
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brirute wrote:The trigger speed is slow but on food or minerals they work fine. Another trick I have learned is to place it looking down a trail instead of across it. Seems to help.
As far as battery life, it isn't bad. It was out for a week and it still showed all bars. Believe it or not, they were CVS akaline batteries. My father in law gave them to me so I gave them a shot. My buddy ran a set of Rayovac batteries in a WGI camera for 8 weeks this summer and it showed 2 out of 3 bars when he finally pulled it.
They are definitely not a high end camera but for my use their perfect. I'm just not gonna risk an expensive camera in an area that runs a high risk of being stolen.
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I have seen independent tests on these cams and they scored decent on the trigger speed and battery life dept. I have 3 of them, they are all I will purchase because they are such a bargain and the pictures are really pretty decent, I have friends with upper end cams that don't always have better quality. Glad to see there are still some companies around that give you a good product at a great price that gets the job done. I have never needed to use their customer service on a camera, but I did on a used rangefinder I bought and there service was second to none.
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Seeing if this works on my phone.
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Sweet it only took me like 3 months to figure it out. Lol
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I've got one of those Wildview 40 dollar cameras from Menards, it did good
I also got some Hunten cams last year for 30 bucks and they did good too
Not into spending a bunch of money on something I'm going to leave for someone to possibly steal
I also got some Hunten cams last year for 30 bucks and they did good too
Not into spending a bunch of money on something I'm going to leave for someone to possibly steal
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$30 dollar game cameras??? You have my attention!!!
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