How can you Save Money on Your Trail Cameras?

Nickel Metal Hydride Vs. Alkaline Batteries

        How can you make your Trail Camera addiction more affordable?  After you have purchased your camera (s) the only other expense is batteries. Maximizing your battery efficiency can save you big bucks (while still getting pictures of bigger bucks!) especially when you start adding more and more cameras.

      Traditional alkaline batteries are negatively affected by cold weather.  For instance, a camera that normally gets between 3-4 months on a set of batteries (i.e. Bushnell Trophy Cam), may only get 1 or 2 months during periods of cold weather.  With this in mind, you would have to replace your batteries three to six times in a 6 month (winter in many states) period.  By the same token, the camera that has NiMh batteries (Nickel Metal Hydride) would not be affected at all during the winter period and will get the same battery life whether it is 90 degrees or 10 degrees!

      So how much does this save you?  Well, the table below is how much you would save by switching to Tenergy Nimh AA batteries if you owned a Bushnell Trophy Cam.  As you can see, it really adds up!


      So how long will your Tenergy Batteries last?  Tenergy rates their batteries for 1,000 charges.  Let's see, you have saved money, increased the battery life of your trail camera, and now you have kept hundreds of batteries from finding their way to the landfill.  This is an easy decision!