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April 3rd, 2009 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

Testing of the Moultrie Game Spy M60

This unit is one of the last offers of Moultrie and it is priced so that most people will be able to afford and really experience to improve deer hunting. I have the new equipment through its paces and found that it performed well for the purpose it was intended.

As Improved

I must admit I found that while the cameras that Moultrie has produced in the past, a sore point was the way they are on the tree. One of the previous models seemed it was difficult to get the camera firmly attached to a tree, and if you played with it quite well though there was a tendency to move and you would not know the exact angle of your dreams. Previous models have the laser guide that has helped, but you still had to fool with it a bit to get the right shots. This new model comes with a much better band system, so it is good to see that Moultrie has paid attention to this and has stepped up their game.

Trigger speed is important when it comes to a trail camera. While previous models were reasonably good in terms of how quickly they powered up, this new model is faster and that translates into more pictures of the deer in an area that you want instead of the back. You also get fewer shots of the animal leaving the shot.

It is good to a picture of the deer are in the range of your camera, but it is also nice to know the conditions when it does. This new camera gives you much more information on the subject, including the date and time the image was captured, the temperature, atmospheric pressure, which phase the moon was at the time. It will also provide information about the camera ID, which is very useful if you are planning to more than one unit. The price of this cameras, it is likely that many people will use more than one.

Some drawbacks

There really are not many things that need improving Moultrie with this camera, but in the next version I would like an easier way to the SD card and the device to get. It is inserted the battery, and if your big clumsy fingers a bit if I can take time and patience. You're not doing it so often that it is not a big concern, but it would only make life a little easier.

It Other notable that the camera has trouble in different lighting conditions. My knowledge of photography is not that of a professional photographer as I am an avid hunter more photos a photographer who hunts take. What I do know is that the photos were taken, either right at dusk or at dawn a little flushed.

General device gets good marks for convenience, price and features. It will fit right into the budget and the needs of most hunters use deer trail.