In the market for a new trail camera

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This is a topic that comes up almost every year.  One of my trail cameras wasn't working last week.  I did the normal beating, pounding, batteries, and finally took it apart.  Bottom line is it wouldn't go to "setup" mode.  So now I'm looking for a replacement.  The new one will need to be easy on the batteries, have a fast trigger speed, no glow flash and a plot watch feature.  Any ideas?  I have been happy with the Bushnell Trophy Cam's that I use. Well, until the one flew up it's butt. 

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I like the Leaf River Products, they have performed very well for me.
I use rechargable batteries in them, they work great.

Here are some of the specs for the recent one I purchased:


Specifications for Leaf River Infra-Red Digital Trail Camera:
Model:    iR-5    iR-7SS
Picture Quality:    5 MP    7 MP
LCD screen:    1.6 inch    2.4 inch
Color:    Mossy Oak Treestand    Mossy Oak Tree Stand
Features of Leaf River Digital InfraRed Cameras for Wildlife:

    Improved trigger speed
    MPEG-4 video with 640 x 480 resolution at 30 frames per second
    Sound recording when in video mode
    Color daytime, infrared night-time still pictures or MPEG-4 video
    SD card slot for removable memory or use internal memory (SD card not included) *Note - San Disk SD cards are not recommended with this unit
    Zoom and Pan feature on internal viewing screen
    Adjustable sensitivity knob for motion detection
    The unit can be programmed to pause from 1 to 90 minutes between pictures, and by using the Quick Shot mode, you can capture an even quicker 2nd and 3rd picture before entering the pause time, if additional motion is detected, such as a buck following a doe down a trail.
    Requires 4 D-cell and 3 C-cell batteries (not included)

Package Contents:

    Leaf River Digital Camouflage Mossy Oak TreeStand Infra-Red Camera
    USB cable
    RCA cable
    Steel mounting bracket
    Steel security bar
    Mounting strap