Wildgame Innovations Terra 8 Megapixel IR Infrared Hunting Trail Camera, Takes Video and Still Images

I bought this just for using in my backyard to see the various critters that might visit. It wasn't too expensive, and it was simple enough to setup. The bungie cords seem a little anemic at first, but they are working for me so far. Picture quality seems to be in line with what I paid for it, and it's fun to check the card every few days to see what had been snapped. So far, I'm catching more sasquatch than raccoon or deer... but we'll get there I'm sure.

We had rats in our attic! We were not sure what was up there making loud noises and keeping us up at night!We tried all kinds of baits and poison and traps. We ordered this camera and everyday we checked the camera.We live in the country so we were not sure what it really was. Anyway we found 2 critters and they never went tosome of our bait. Having the pictures was awesome. It caught dozens of photos of them jumping on everything and which baits they would not go close to. LOVE this camera. I bought the smaller less expensive one and it was awesome!

Bought this for my stepson so he could get a few pics and videos of the deer around our property. for 40 bucks, you cant go wrong. We have some great video of a few deer This camera doesn't have the trigger speed of a more expensive camera, so there are some missed images.The distance is not bad at all, and the night video is good quality. If you want an inexpensive camera that can get the job done, I recommend this one.

For the price that you can get this camera for it provides a great value. I will say that you need to be realistic about what you're getting for this price. The image quality at night is not the best with pictures, but it's completely acceptable on video mode. I personally use this camera on public land to do some scouting and don't want to risk losing a higher quality unit to theft. I'm not trying to get frame-able pictures from this, so just giving me an idea of the deer in the area.Unfortunately I'm not able to add a video for your reference, but you can see by the graininess of the still photo that it's not the best on that mode. I do like the quality of the video the best, so having a slightly larger SD card and running strictly video seems to be the best route.In all, I'd highly recommend this camera as long as you have realistic expectations of what you're getting. It's not going to take high quality night time pictures, but the video mode is acceptable. Either way, you'll get a good idea of what's in the area.

bought 3, started out taken decent pics but then in a couple weeks 1 shut off completely! doesn't come on or do anything. 2nd one started out ok after a few weeks only took half to a quarter of the pics it took before and 1/2 of them are blacked out no flash. 3rd one is now doing this as well. used a lot of their cameras before but these are terrible. I would love to send all 3 back for a refund. I use a lot of cameras from the most expensive to the cheapest but I would not recommend these at all. sorry I need to count on these cameras to show me whats goin on. thanks

For the cost this is a awesome camera! Wish it had some sort of locking attachments on the back but other than that it’s durable, battery life is great, easy to navigate. Photo quality is not the best compared to other cameras but that’s what you get for a cheaper camera. Overall great camera I would recommend!

Still playing with it.Pros:- Good price- Time/date stamp- Good resolution of pictures/video- Easy to set up. You need to adjust only time/date and to choose still or video mode (was video mode by default).Cons:- confusing red indicator - sometimes it blinks during taking pictures, sometimes not. In the manual it's said that it will blink during first 2 min of cam working (test mode) then all indicators will be turned off. During the night the flash blinked like crazy - a bright red rectangle in the night - only a blind creature will not notice it. Maybe after 2 min it shall turn off too - need to check it again.- A logo in the bottom left corner which covers some of the picture. No logo in the video mode though.- Very long pauses between shot pictures - about 2 min. Will check again but for now will use the video mode. It has about 30 sec-1 min pauses between 30 sec videos.- Too short bungee cords (or my trees are to thick). Can use only thin trees or poles.- In the night the objects are whited out in the close distance, look too bright, like white blobs or silhouettes.

I read about the power issue, and had been planning my hunt, so I tested the camera in my back yard with generic batteries, and a standard card. I cranked the settings, and expected poor performance, and dead batteries within a week. That didn't happen, and I still have not drained a set of batteries in it. In the week prior to the hunt, I had fresh Duracells in it, and a clean 32gb card, I did catch one good shot, with a close doe, and 3 more does in the background. Unfortunately the deer did not deliver, but the Camera held up to sub-zero temps, freezing and thawing, shaking in the wind, and being dropped a few times. The format is a little different than I would have preferred, but that too can be overcome, as there's and app for just about anything. In all, this was the camera I could afford when I needed one, and it performed better than it is given credit for.