Bushnell Trophy Cam is great and their customer service is excellent. Had a small problem which was self inflicted by myself and they replaced camera.

I have a wildview extreme.  I haven't had it very long but it takes great pics and so far seems to have good battery life(had it out for over a month this year and never changed batteries).  Only about $100 and as simple as you can get.  However it does have a little bit of a slow trigger speed, about 4 seconds, so it's more of a feeder/food plot camera than a trail camera.  Again I haven't had it very long so it may turn out to be a flop, but so far I like it.

I've tried a lot of the Moultrie's, Stealth, and Wildgame Innovations but have to say that for dependability Cuddebacks are the best for the money.

Cuddebacks are my favorite.  Great pictures, fairly inexpensive, and I have never had a problem with mine.  I also have never had it take a picture of half a deer due to slow trigger speeds.

I can tell you what not to buy.  I have 2 moultrie cameras and neither works right anymore.  You need to spend the money and get a good one.  I'm getting cuddyback from now on.

I bought a covert from Morison this fall works well

I bought a covert from Morrison this fall works well

Coverts for me. Small and can be hidden from public land thieves, batteries last longer than any other, I.R. flash, video mode, lots of setting options, easy to use and a fast trigger.

www.dlccovert.com

I got 2 Cuddebacks from Cabela's, and a viewer-easy to use and no issues.