Trail cameras with WiFi and Bluetooth have taken the hunting scene by storm. These trail cameras are easy-to-use, have plenty of features, and typically are pretty affordable. They are more versatile than other trail cameras because you can connect to them from a distance with your mobile device (phone or tablet). This allows you to … Read more
Sometimes walking right up to your trail camera to swap out the memory card or change the camera’s setting isn’t convenient. For example, if you have your trail camera posted from an elevated position you probably don’t want to carry a ladder to the camera’s location every time you want to check the pictures and … Read more
There are lots of scenarios where you want to keep the location of your trail camera hidden. Sometimes you might be using it on public land and don’t want unethical people to steal it. Other times you might want to use it as a security camera and don’t want to tip off potential trespassers or … Read more
If you are like me you don’t always use your trail cameras in the same place or in the same ways. The main reason most of us use trail cameras is to scout in preparation for hunting season. This could mean using it on either public or private hunting land. Other times you might use … Read more
The Campark TC06 trail camera is popular among hunters, wildlife enthusiasts, and property owners who have tried it. The feature-laden TC06 not only allows you to record 4K video, but it can also take 60MP photos and offers Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. Plus, its innovative dual-lens system helps optimize your photos and videos both day … Read more
The Campark TC07 is a 4K trail camera that has been getting a lot of attention lately. In addition to being able to record 4K video, the TC07 can take 60MP photos and offers Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, and solar power. It also has a dual-lens system that helps optimize your photos and videos both … Read more
Sometimes when you find the place you want to monitor with a trail camera it is fraught with problems or worries like: Will the trail camera spook deer or other game animals? Will the camera get stolen or vandalized? You also need to consider how much will it cost to check the trail camera. If … Read more
It’s a pain to check your trail camera when it is posted in an elevated position or in another hard-to-reach location. And having the batteries die is the worst. Do you hate lugging around a ladder or wading through thick brush to check your trail camera? Or are you constantly worried about the batteries in … Read more
If you don’t need a cellular trail camera, but want to use a trail camera for security purposes or to monitor game animals on public land most people will want a camera with no glow flash and wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and WiFi) that can be used in multiple settings. The has these features and more … Read more
Trail cameras are a helpful tool for any hunter, providing an extra set of eyes in the woods. But with so many new features and types of trail cameras on the market, it can be hard to know which one is right for you. One of the newer features available on some trail cameras is … Read more
