Need new trail cameras

[LPS]

I have an old Bushnell that still uses D batteries.  It is eating them like candy now.  Throwing it away.  Have 3 Moultries.  They use c batteries and work pretty good.  Sometimes not so good at night.  I want to move into the ones with AA batteries so I can get lithium ones.  Would like to stay under $150 each.  Maybe should be no flash ones I suppose.   Brownings look good.  Any advice?  The wife is in the mood to get one so need to act on this while it is a hot topic here...   I don't need a LCD readout and won't be hooking up to my phone.

[LPS]

I just found a company of what seems like some good guys.  Trailcampro.com  They have reviews on most cams and give a 2 year warranty when you buy from them with $10 off when you make an account.  90 return or upgrade of any trail cam.  I'm in. 

[deadeye]

I have a number of the Bushnell Trophy Cams.  The make an Aggressor and an Essentials.  I have some of each.  They use 8 AA batts and the last a very long time.  I had a couple out through out the fall and all winter.  Still taking pictures this spring.  The also take very good pictures.

[HD]

I bought a couple Browning's last year. I be really like the quality of the picture and the night vision. They were $89 at fleet farm last year.... I don't know what they are now. I put a set of batteries in them last fall, and they're still going.

I wonder how long they will last?

[LPS]

My oldest cam the Bushnell must be 10 or 12 years old.  Uses D batteries.  I use Energizers so 4 of them are about $10.  The last ones lasted a few weeks in this warm weather.  It's a goner.  Not buying anymore batteries for it.  Can't believe how long the new ones last.  Will be great.  Will have to get three eventually. 

[deadeye]

Buy the batteries on sale with rebate and they cost about a quarter each.  That's two bucks that can get you 20 to 30 thousand pictures. (day time)

[LPS]

THOUSAND?  Unreal.  That is going to be so great to not have batteries dead so often.  Actually excited to get new cams.