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Mon, 2004-11-15 11:15

backwoodhunter_1988

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Location: philo ohio

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trail cams

hey guys i was woundering if any of u know of any low priced digital trail cams hey and for those of u who have pic from a trail cam post them in this topic thanks and good hunting

Mon, 2004-11-15 17:48

Milliondollarbear

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trail cams

There is no such thing as a cheap digital trail cam.But if you decide to go digital it will pay for its self in film developing in a short time and you will get to see the pictures right away. I have a 35mm trail cam paid 60.00 for it it works pretty good. I think i developed 12 rolls of film at 10.00 a roll, not to mention the nearest Wal mart was 50 miles each way. So if you look at it that way the savings add up pretty quick. And I think the average cam is about 300.00

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