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Educate me on game cameras
Posted on 8/10/26 at 7:03 pm
Posted on 8/10/26 at 7:03 pm
My goal:
1. Set up 30 cameras to scout ponds for ducks/geese/cranes
2. I want cams to send pictures at set times instead of on motion
3. I want to ping it to send ad hoc pics
4. View all cameras on one website
5. Share access with 5 people
6. Battery, Solar and cellular
Do I have to use the same camera manufacturer?
Are the website/host service limited to a number of cameras?
Camera/manufacturer recommendations?
Anyone have experience with a camera on a t post in a pond?
Thank you
1. Set up 30 cameras to scout ponds for ducks/geese/cranes
2. I want cams to send pictures at set times instead of on motion
3. I want to ping it to send ad hoc pics
4. View all cameras on one website
5. Share access with 5 people
6. Battery, Solar and cellular
Do I have to use the same camera manufacturer?
Are the website/host service limited to a number of cameras?
Camera/manufacturer recommendations?
Anyone have experience with a camera on a t post in a pond?
Thank you
Posted on 8/10/26 at 7:41 pm to YbTexas
I do not want to be your pocket book
I run 15 to 16 and spend a few thousand a year between cell cost, replacement cams, solar panels, cables, battery packs and other random shite. Not to mention the $4500 startup cost.
I use Tactacam.
I run 15 to 16 and spend a few thousand a year between cell cost, replacement cams, solar panels, cables, battery packs and other random shite. Not to mention the $4500 startup cost.
I use Tactacam.
This post was edited on 8/10/26 at 7:44 pm
Posted on 8/10/26 at 7:43 pm to YbTexas
If you want one website I’m pretty sure they all have to one manufacturer
Posted on 8/10/26 at 7:45 pm to YbTexas
I believe you'd be looking at $360+ just for the monthly service on Tactacam, that would be after spending $2,500+ on just the cameras, batteries and solar panels would probably double that. Most of if not all of settings you require would be available with their cameras I believe. I know you can set one check in time the cameras would go off every day, not sure if you can set more than that one time though. You can request a pic at any time if you have the higher end plan. Also, you'll probably need 40 camera's to have 30 that worked at any given time lol. Maybe someone else can chime in with more reliable brand, I'm looking to change.
This post was edited on 8/10/26 at 7:47 pm
Posted on 8/10/26 at 10:35 pm to YbTexas
I’m a dealer for a hog control company that sells texting photo and video cameras, but I’m not selling here…just offering input.
Yes get the same manufacturer and you can have all cameras on the same AP and website. My cameras and some others allow multiple users either as admins or guests.
Pay attention to the monthly data plan costs; there is a wide range of costs.
Make sure you get live shots, not a consolidated upload of shots one time a day for shots across the last 24 hours, unless that doesn’t matter to you.
Several companies sell t post mounts for cameras with a 1/4” female threaded connection. The rechargeable, sealed battery box also mounts on the t post mount.
My video cams and Spartans work like this. You get motion pics, within the trigger intervals you set and at any time, you can manually go live, triggering the live video. Maybe others do as well?
I’d always set the motion trigger intervals at very short durations so you don’t miss anything, but you can also set the camera to take photos at certain times too. Each brand may be different, but that’s my brand which is Jager Pro. Spartan is basically the same camera, but they may not be able to manually take a photo on command….they previously could not do that, but maybe they can now. Jager Pro cams can do this.
Yes get the same manufacturer and you can have all cameras on the same AP and website. My cameras and some others allow multiple users either as admins or guests.
Pay attention to the monthly data plan costs; there is a wide range of costs.
Make sure you get live shots, not a consolidated upload of shots one time a day for shots across the last 24 hours, unless that doesn’t matter to you.
Several companies sell t post mounts for cameras with a 1/4” female threaded connection. The rechargeable, sealed battery box also mounts on the t post mount.
My video cams and Spartans work like this. You get motion pics, within the trigger intervals you set and at any time, you can manually go live, triggering the live video. Maybe others do as well?
I’d always set the motion trigger intervals at very short durations so you don’t miss anything, but you can also set the camera to take photos at certain times too. Each brand may be different, but that’s my brand which is Jager Pro. Spartan is basically the same camera, but they may not be able to manually take a photo on command….they previously could not do that, but maybe they can now. Jager Pro cams can do this.
Posted on 8/10/26 at 11:12 pm to YbTexas
I hear good things about WiseEye cameras.Located in Baton Rouge.
Posted on 8/11/26 at 11:42 am to YbTexas
I’d seriously consider WiseEye
They have a ranch plan which is set up for what you are trying to achieve
WiseEye Ranch plan
They are local to South Louisiana, have fantastic customer service, and top notch cameras. Three years ago I set up my first WiseEye camera with a solar panel on a t-post, and haven’t touched it since. It has operated flawlessly since day 1
They have a ranch plan which is set up for what you are trying to achieve
WiseEye Ranch plan
They are local to South Louisiana, have fantastic customer service, and top notch cameras. Three years ago I set up my first WiseEye camera with a solar panel on a t-post, and haven’t touched it since. It has operated flawlessly since day 1
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