What Trail cam for son in law ?

[refteck]

To Mikepal, you can use a old digital camera as a viewer, this is what I do, or you can get a micro usb to mini SD card adapter online for a few bucks that let's you plug into your phone or tablet if it doesn't have a slot for the card.

[MikePal]

I don't know of any camera that use microSD cards. Most use the larger SD cards which wouldn't fit in any phones

I think the simplest way to review pictures is in a digital camera.

The mico-cards are sold with a SD card adapter/carrier so you can use them in a trail Cam

To Mikepal, you can use a old digital camera as a viewer, this is what I do, or you can get a micro usb to mini SD card adapter online for a few bucks that let's you plug into your phone or tablet if it doesn't have a slot for the card.

Using the DLSR is actually a good idea guys, hadn't thought of that, thanks.

[refteck]

I bring my camera in with no card in it or a clean card to swap out. It could be possible to lose the family photo card in the bush....don't ask!

[rossh]

I bought a Primos on sale at TSC . Works well picture small tho . Got a card reader from Best Buy to put in my Apple iPhone , I have no PC or tablet or money for same , put reader in phone & apple read out came up that not compatible or legal for anyone to make one that does . As stated earlier I use my camera / camcorder to view & also can plug into my TV as well but not near as clear . Luck

[Fisherman]

Spypoint. As long as they can pick up a cell tower, they will send it right to your phone.

[bester]

I've owned a scout guard for 4 years and recently purchase a uway. Botth are more reliable the the bushnell I have. The uway takes amazing pics!!

[refteck]

Spypoint. As long as they can pick up a cell tower, they will send it right to your phone.

Fisherman, does this require a cell plan or pay as you go card?

I would like to hear more.

[Fisherman]

Fisherman, does this require a cell plan or pay as you go card?

I would like to hear more.

I'm not 100% sure, but maybe this link will give you some insight. http://www.spypoint.com/EN/products/...t-LIVE-3G.html

[refteck]

Thanks, only good in the states with Verizon.

I like the idea, looks like it doesn't use a cell plan.

[Fisherman]

Thanks, only good in the states with Verizon.

I like the idea, looks like it doesn't use a cell plan.

Supposed to work here with Telus.