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GardePro A3 Trail Camera Review

Update: The GardePro A3S, which we also did a review on, is an upgraded version of the GardePro A3 trail camera. Other very slight differences between the camo patterns on the exterior of these two cameras and the A3S being able to capture 24MP pictures as compared to the 20MP images on the A3 model, these two … Read more

Campark T80 Trail Camera Review

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

Campark T85 Trail Camera Review

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 thieves as to the camera’s location every time you want to check what was captured on the memory card.

So How Can You Keep Your Camera’s Location Hidden?

One way would be to get a cellular trail camera so pictures could be sent to you automatically (you can read our Best Cellular Trail Camera Reviews and Buying Guide if you are interested), but they are expensive and have monthly fees so they can use cellular networks.

If you don’t want to have the added expense of a cellular trail camera there are a few things your trail camera should have that will help keep it hidden and luckily the Campark T85 is one of those cameras that checks all those boxes.

Important features to look for include:

Camouflage exterior (most trail cameras already have this)
No Glow IR flash
Ability to connect wirelessly to other devices (to see and download pictures as well as to change the camera’s settings)

Introducing the Campark T85 Trail Camera

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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

Campark TC06 Trail Camera Review: A Comprehensive Look

Campark TC06 4k 60MP Wifi Dual Lens Trail Camera With Color Night Vision

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

Campark TC07 Trail Camera Review: A Closer Look

Campark TC07 4K 60MP WiFi Solar Power Dual Lens Trail Camera

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

Campark T45A Trail Camera Review

If you have ever used a trail camera before you know how frustrating it can be to check your camera only to find a bunch of empty images – even though you know that something or someone (if you are using the camera for security purposes) came through the area.

If you are looking for a traditional trail camera that will help minimize or reduce this frustration the Campark T45 could be just what you are looking for. Plus, when you look at its amazing set of features and specs you will be hard-pressed to find a similarly equipped camera that is more affordable.

Why Do So Many Trail Cameras Take Empty Pictures?

If you place a trail camera in a large open space you want the camera to capture images and video covering as much of that space as possible. Too often something comes through the area and the trail camera captures images with nothing in them or perhaps doesn’t capture any images at all.

One example of this would be if you placed the camera facing a field or food plot. Deer or other animals could come from any number of directions and even if they come very close to where your camera is positioned it might fail to capture images or video of the deer is too far to the left or right. This same scenario can play out in the woods if you have your trail camera positioned where two deer trails converge.

This can happen for 5 reasons:

Sometimes when you are using a trail camera you don’t know exactly where you should place the camera because you don’t know the area and aren’t exactly sure where the activity will be taking place. In situations like that, it is important to have a trail camera that can monitor and capture the action from a very wide area.

Thankfully, the APEMAN H60 is one of the trail cameras that can help you address this sort of problem by not requiring you to know exactly where you need to place the camera when you are unfamiliar with an area.

You don’t want to miss shots with your trail camera, but you also don’t want to break the bank either. This is especially true when choosing between no glow trail cameras. Often, you are choosing between expensive cameras that have the options you want or more affordable models that are often stripped-down with few features … Read more

Campark T180 Trail Camera Review

Campark T180 4K 36MP Solar Powered WiFi Bluetooth Trail Camera

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