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http://www.leupold.com/rcx/ - The USB Controller/Viewer handset looks interesting.I already own a Bushnell and thinking of buying a 2nd or 3rd camera this…Continue
Started by John Shackleton Apr 25.
hi what is the best size sd card if i am going to leave my cam trap out for a week Continue
Started by james copeland. Last reply by Martin Bailey Apr 16.
Hi All Recently i have downladed files from my Bushnell Trophycam and a batch of them will not open and info says they contain no bytes.Whenever i click on them a box appears saying: "Windows media…Continue
Started by Dan Carrington. Last reply by James Stevens Apr 14.
Does anyone use battery powered IR lights to boost the range of view for their Bushnell? It would need to trigger on movement in the same way as the camera. I would like to be able to position an…Continue
Started by David Barnes. Last reply by David Barnes Apr 9.
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Comment by John Hackney on April 25, 2012 at 10:26 Kate,
You may remember that I have had my doubts about the Bushnell Trophycam (going by the experience of others) in the past- I have been told that much of these problems were causes by the 2010 version of the trailcam when Bushnell used a new supplier ?
However I was intrigued to find that the new Bushnell Trophycam 2012 appears to have addressed some of these problems. In particular I had complained about their 'rubbishy' infrared system for nightime stills and video compared to the Scoutguard SG550. However I now notice that the latest bushnell trailcam is on now the market and I was pleasantly surprised to see that bushnell say that they have addressed these problems.In particular they have now upgraded the nightime infrared system and I also see that they appear to have taken on board your suggestion by incorporating a system to vary the 'intensity' of the infrared (using different shutter speeds) which is a very useful addition. All this is good but what is lacking at the moment is some videos to 'check out' these various alterations ....Kate, I know that you have trialled new Bushnells in the past but have you by any chance got the latest 2012 Bushnell trophycam and if so have you had a chance to check out the new systems yet ?! Any info would be appreciated...
John.
Comment by Gareth Jones on April 11, 2012 at 21:32 
Comment by james copeland on April 11, 2012 at 21:27 does anyone know the best time of year to put a camera trap out for otters
Comment by Max Moller on April 11, 2012 at 1:30 Comment by Max Moller on April 11, 2012 at 1:29 A very rare image of a Tasmanian Devil standing up in his back legs as a pure Marsupial Carnivorous!
Comment by Martin Bailey on March 27, 2012 at 11:17 Hi All,
I just added a few videos that you might enjoy!!
M.
Comment by Martin Bailey on March 27, 2012 at 10:59 Hi Max,
I was lucky enough to photograph Devils when I was down there in '96. So sad to hear they are disappearing. Had some great experiences photographing them in front of my tent, great little animals. That was at Asbestos Range NP. What is the lure you are using? I would be very interested to hear where they are still surviving.
Comment by Gareth Jones on March 27, 2012 at 6:41 Comment by Max Moller on March 27, 2012 at 5:26 
Trail Cameras helpinng to find helathy Tasmanian Devils Population
Comment by Linda Penney on February 21, 2012 at 14:51 i am even tempted if i can get hubby to say yes
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