Thanks again Dave, I see more good information on your channel about trail cameras I can trust then any other place I see. All ready getting fun videos with it, can’t wait to see what else you film. Good filming and good hunting to the Hunting Farmer. 👍🇺🇸
I love watching your reviews and I think you really put out the pros and cons that are awesome! All of my trail cams are ones you reviewed and recommended I wonder if the bridge would be less intimidating for deer if it was covered in debris and or some dirt. Love your videos! 😊
Another great review, thanks. I was did wonder why the WiFi function adds value but you covered that very well and it feels like a must have function for setting up a camera
Great trailcam review and nice to hear the pros and cons. Nice that you can set up the menu without having to touch it. Great sample photos amd videos. 💯❤👍
Dave that camera looks a lot like the gardepro you reviewed last year i purchased one it’s my favorite camera out of the 5 I have. I’ve never been interested in a cell cam but I like that one.
Great reveiw. And great video with audio. Price is at or near most cell cams. But for someone that does not want the bill and you can check pics and videos from your tree stand it is a good option.
Thanks for the very good review. One question, on the BlazeVideo web page there is no option to buy an external power lead. Do you know what type of lead will fit this as I will be using it around my home with power available. I see it is 12 volt, but what fittings does the camera take please?
@@HuntingFarmerOfficial I received my Blaze Video W600 camera here in Tasmania in a couple of weeks - great service. I messaged them and the 12 volt adapter is 1 amp with a 5.5*2.1 adapter. (Amazon has them). Purchased one locally with various adaptors and it works fine with the camera on power. Saving me battery life. The camera works well, my only issue would be that the wide angle lens makes the animals look somewhat smaller than I like, but otherwise it is very good. The mobile phone app is good and makes reviewing the videos and photos easy and easy to delete pics as necessary. Again, thanks for the review.
I’m not sure a WiFi trail camera is going to work. You cannot connect the trail cameras to a network. The camera has the modem and emits the WiFi signal for your phone to connect to. In your instance a WiFi security camera would work better. I’d suggest looking at the Reolink Argus PT 👍
Thanks for watching. I don’t have that information available. I use this camera 24/7 with Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. A set of 8 usually last 3-6 months (depending how many videos I get)
The only person that can actually say he did a REVIEW ! Everything from A -Z
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I really like the video quality .. also night time footage
Great review ..
Thank you Dave
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Thanks again Dave, I see more good information on your channel about trail cameras I can trust then any other place I see. All ready getting fun videos with it, can’t wait to see what else you film. Good filming and good hunting to the Hunting Farmer. 👍🇺🇸
Thank you Joel! 👍
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The shots were very good. Audio was also very good too! Thanks for sharing Dave!
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You do such great review Dave! I can see the benefits of a wifi trail camera. Makes sense! thanks for sharing!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching Dave. Have a great Thanksgiving 👍
The man of a thousand trail cams.
Haha (don’t tell my wife) 😜
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I love watching your reviews and I think you really put out the pros and cons that are awesome! All of my trail cams are ones you reviewed and recommended I wonder if the bridge would be less intimidating for deer if it was covered in debris and or some dirt. Love your videos! 😊
Thanks for watching! I originally put the bridge there for my use but agree there could be things done to make the deer more comfortable with it 😁
Another great review, thanks. I was did wonder why the WiFi function adds value but you covered that very well and it feels like a must have function for setting up a camera
Thanks for watching Joseph! I really appreciate it 👍
Great trailcam review and nice to hear the pros and cons. Nice that you can set up the menu without having to touch it. Great sample photos amd videos. 💯❤👍
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Great review Dave, really good video and pictures, got to love the sound.
Thanks for watching! I definitely appreciate good audio from a trail camera 👍
Great review as always Dave. Thanks for taking the time to do all these reviews. It really helps when Im shopping
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment Mike. 👍
Dave that camera looks a lot like the gardepro you reviewed last year i purchased one it’s my favorite camera out of the 5 I have. I’ve never been interested in a cell cam but I like that one.
From what I can tell Blaze and Gardepro are closely related. Almost identical features and design. Thanks for watching 👍
A good review. Decent trail camera. Sounds like a creek running.
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Great job as always on the review. Lots of good footage.
Thank you 👍
Great review Dave like always 👍
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Always helpful reviews.
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Thanks for the great review
That is a really nice trail cam! I want one but I’m having trouble choosing since there are so many options. Take care!
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Great reveiw. And great video with audio. Price is at or near most cell cams. But for someone that does not want the bill and you can check pics and videos from your tree stand it is a good option.
I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! 👍
Great review of the trail camera
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Nice review of a nice cam
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Excellent!!!
Thank you. I appreciate you watching 👍
Thanks for the very good review. One question, on the BlazeVideo web page there is no option to buy an external power lead. Do you know what type of lead will fit this as I will be using it around my home with power available. I see it is 12 volt, but what fittings does the camera take please?
My camera is out in the woods. I can check the next time I’m at the cam 👍
@@HuntingFarmerOfficial I received my Blaze Video W600 camera here in Tasmania in a couple of weeks - great service. I messaged them and the 12 volt adapter is 1 amp with a 5.5*2.1 adapter. (Amazon has them). Purchased one locally with various adaptors and it works fine with the camera on power. Saving me battery life. The camera works well, my only issue would be that the wide angle lens makes the animals look somewhat smaller than I like, but otherwise it is very good. The mobile phone app is good and makes reviewing the videos and photos easy and easy to delete pics as necessary. Again, thanks for the review.
I'm looking for a decent wifi camera for the backyard deer.
I plan on putting a booster between my modem and the camera.
Any suggestions?
I’m not sure a WiFi trail camera is going to work. You cannot connect the trail cameras to a network. The camera has the modem and emits the WiFi signal for your phone to connect to. In your instance a WiFi security camera would work better. I’d suggest looking at the Reolink Argus PT 👍
How to set up an interval between video recordings or photos?
Look for the detection delay in the settings. I don’t have my camera in front of me or I would tell you how far down in the menu it is…
Good review…
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it 👍
May I ask what the constant use battery life is in hours?
Thanks for watching. I don’t have that information available. I use this camera 24/7 with Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. A set of 8 usually last 3-6 months (depending how many videos I get)
Can this camera do any better than 45 feet?
Thanks for watching. In my testing the WiFi range was approximately 45-50’