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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 183528" data-attributes="member: 843">One thing to keep in mind for the majority of cameras out there are specific model numbers and years. For some reason performance and reliability of some cameras can change drastically from year to year.&nbsp; Just seeing &quot;I have had great luck with Bushnell trophy cams&quot; does not mean going out to the store and buying a trophy cam will yield same results. Following and looking at specific model numbers and years is the only sure way of coordinating reviews with a lot of the major cameras.I don't understand this, just seems like the way it is.&nbsp; Having said that, it looks like Browning has updated a couple cameras for 2017 that have performed really well in trailcampro reviews (StrikeForce HD Pro &amp; Spec Ops Extreme) if I was going to buy a Browning camera I would look hard at these.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also check out the Bushnells on the list.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 183528, member: 843"] One thing to keep in mind for the majority of cameras out there are specific model numbers and years. For some reason performance and reliability of some cameras can change drastically from year to year. Just seeing "I have had great luck with Bushnell trophy cams" does not mean going out to the store and buying a trophy cam will yield same results. Following and looking at specific model numbers and years is the only sure way of coordinating reviews with a lot of the major cameras. I don't understand this, just seems like the way it is. Having said that, it looks like Browning has updated a couple cameras for 2017 that have performed really well in trailcampro reviews (StrikeForce HD Pro & Spec Ops Extreme) if I was going to buy a Browning camera I would look hard at these. Also check out the Bushnells on the list. [/QUOTE]

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