Bushnell24MP CORE Trail Camera, Single Sensor, no Glow_119938C, Wireless

Didn't not work and had to return

Buen producto, la he usado para estudio de fauna nativa y la verdad es que cumple exactamente con su función, muy contento con la compra

I really want to like this trail cam but it's got a lot of cons. So i'll break it down into pros and cons.Pro's;-Beautiful picture quality (mostly in the day) at night unless it is close up, the pictures are very grainy. My WGI camera takes way better night pictures.-Decent features and nice button layout-Fit in a camlock box I ordered for a stealthngmax camera I bought but had to send back because it was a lemon. So at least the lock box isn't unused in the drawer anymore.- Metal buckle on the tree strap was a nice touch. Better than the cheap plastic ones.- Clamshell door with lock.-super sensitive sensor, you won't miss anything at all ever... Also a con-After buying two lemons prior, this one wasn't. Sort of, I guess.Cons:-The animals notice it. Even though it's an invisible flash, the animals totally notice it. (See deer pic)- Moon Phase is off by a few days and the temperature is unreliable as it can be off anywhere from 5 to 20 degrees.- Can't just have celcius as temperature and can't change it from military time to normal time.-Super sensitive trigger. This thing pics up everything from butterflies fluttering by in the distance, ants crawling on the ground, flies, mosquitoes, if a blade of grass even moves a micrometer, shadows caused by anything and everything.- This makes fieldscan useless as it already constantly does that without the feature anyway.- having to empty the sd cards twice a day otherwise they fill up with nothing and once night rolls around, unless you empty the card it will be full and so therefor can't take pics.- having to sort through 1000+ pics and videos of a whole entire progression of a 24 hour day just to find anything that might have an animal in it, is ridiculous.- batteries lasted a week, with the camera constantly taking pictures of nothing, they just don't last long.- having to switch the sensor level to low in the day time and auto at night time. In attempt to cut down the pictures of nothing during the day, as it's not really an issue at night for some reason.- all of the above means constantly monitoring the camera which is a huge inconvenience and not very productive for wildlife studies.- Also the on, setup, off toggle switch sucks. It's too light. You really have to be careful when switching between the modes otherwise it just flies straight up or down. Which is annoying.So honestly, I really want to like it as it takes stunning and beautiful pictures and the thing is built very well and offers excellent features and everything but it just has too many problems to really be considered reliable. I am not using this for hunting. I am a wildlife technician, scientist and biologist and I am using this camera for wildlife studies. I mounted it over a shrew hole yesterday to get some pictures of a shrew. It took 1122 of a hole. Because of the ants on the piece of cheese I left perhaps. Still, 1122 pictures and videos of a lil' ol' hole. Out of those 1122 pictures I got 19 pictures of the shrew. It took me hours to go through all of that for pictures of a shrew lolI usually keep it up however, to watch coyote populations. A deer walked right up to this camera and licked and sniffed it and seemed perplexed by the invisible flash it keep using which was visible in the video, on auto mode. Adjusting the flash based on it's movements.I just don't see any possible way, you could deploy this camera for any longer than 12 hours without needing maintenance and refreshing. It's too bad honestly. As I said I really want to like it.Truth be told, For all the reasons mentioned above. I probably should or at least would return it and try to find a more stable camera but after ordering and receiving two lemons already (one was a stc the other a WGI). Then having to send them back, trying to find another one etc. Waiting on shipping etc. I have already lost 3, almost 4 months of the season trying to find a suitable trail camera that works properly. I'll probably just stick with it, but only because of the lost time and many hassles experienced already.

I’ve had the pleasure to use several trail cameras. I found this one to have a standard set of options, fair amount of configurability and a nice screen. The controls are basic, M for menu, buttons for up down left right, and an E for enter in the middle.Having said that, this camera desperately needs a well printed instruction manual. The limited printout I ha paled in comparison to the very nice manual Bushnell has online. Without first reading the online manual, the user is left to guess what the M and E buttons do. Once I downloaded the online manual (below) the descriptions and images of the options helped a lot. The manual explains what untypical things like field scan and coordinate mean.The setup options are mostly typical but nice, the ability to choose how many photos an or how long of a video to take.I found the daylight video and photos to be very nice. I was surprised by the nice quality. The night photos were fair. I expect grainy but expected the camera to do a bit better. The night wasn’t bad but my expectations ha been set so high from the daylight images and video.The camera is smaller an lighter than past cameras I have used. I like the format. The latch to access the controls and display is actually a lot easier to open than any of the past trail cameras I’ve used.Overall... this is a great compact trail camera. Once you download the Core user manual, this becomes much more intuitive and simpler to use.Manual...Click on the Core camera on the Bushnell manual page. www .bushnell. com/trail-cameras/ (remove spaces)

Came long time ago. Forgot to share my opinion. Fast shipment, I'm happy. However night pictures not to good. Day pictures great. I may contact Bushnell to find out how come night pictures are sh...t.

The camera failed to trigger several times when foxes and coyotes were only a few feet in front of the camera. I monitored it with another trail camera and was able to see the IR light come on and immediately go off when the wildlife approached the camera. This happened 20-30% of the time. There were times when it captured images as it should have and it worked well during the day. Tried lithium batteries and it still missed some game. I returned the camera and ordered a different brand.