It's just as exciting as finding a big shed antler or laying eyes on a big buck feeding in a field before opening day.  What's just as exciting, you ask?  Checking your game camera. There is a feeling like a child waiting for Christmas when you're looking through your photos ... [More]

The excitement that comes with checking a trail camera after a long absence is nearly as acute as a child waiting for Santa Claus. You never know what you will find. You may find photos of a rare animal such as bobcat, see strange behavior among more common animals or even catch a trespasser. I kn... [More]

I wanted a camera that didn’t produce a visible flash. I have read many of the debates online about whether the visible flash spooks deer and I have talked to many friends who use flash cameras. Many of them feel the visible flash does spook deer. I reasoned that if the IR mode helped me photo... [More]

One of the biggest chores when it comes to properly and effectively using your trail cameras is mounting them not only in the proper location, but in the proper direction to capture the most and best photos possible.  After all, having your trail camera in a hot doe bedding area during the firs... [More]