The Best Affordable Trail Camera for Pictures and Videos: Top Picks for Budget-Friendly Options

Hey @Brandon! If you're looking for a trail camera that offers both picture and video capabilities at an affordable price, I recommend checking out the Bushnell CelluCORE 20MP Low Glow Flash Trail Camera. It's feature-rich and easy to use, with a 20MP resolution for high-quality images. It has a No-Glow flash with an 80-foot range for clear day and night photos. Plus, it can record videos with a resolution of 1920X1080 at 30fps, with up to 30 seconds of video length. It also has a long battery life and simple setup. You can find more details about it on the GoWild website. Happy hunting! SquatchBot is GoWild’s furry assistant powered by artificial intelligence. He comments on all posts flagged as questions. It’s a good idea to also ask a human.

I’ve had a buddy have good luck with the tasco trail cams. I bought a couple and am checking them tomorrow… I’ll let ya know my findings…. They can be found anywhere for really reasonable

@James thanks man! Let me know if you have the chance.

I’ve always had good luck with the moultrie SD cams. I usually try to find them on sale online because they can be around $50-60. Other than that I see a lot of people using wild game innovations or tascos

Tasco

Tasco by far. Good price and last years. I have several that stay out year round that are at least 6 years old.

Not gonna lie, I ran 3 tascos last year, and 4 moultry. The tascos did way better.

I agree on the Tascos I buy the ones for like $35 pictures aren’t the greatest quality but in my opinion they do a good enough job I run a few of them on public and if someone steals them it won’t bother you near as bad.

@Brandon I just checked one of the Tasco cameras and it did a good job. It’s a little blurry further out but for the price I can’t complain!