Trail Cameras Articles

A simple freezer trick from a veteran outdoorsman may be the easiest way to get bugs out of your trail cameras before they ruin your gear.

Iowa is set to ban trail cameras on state-managed public hunting lands in 2027, sparking debate over fair chase, hunter ethics, and crowded public ground.

Early season offers too many windfalls not to exploit.

Browning Trail Cameras’ Defender Vision Pro LSF is a cellular trail camera built for hunters and landowners who want real-time livestream capability in a feature-rich scouting platform.

The author placed a Spypoint Force 24 non-cell trail cam in a deep, heavily-wooded South Dakota river-bottom that doesn’t receive cell service. What did he discover after letting it shoot pics for 3 straight months?

The vast majority of trail cams sold today are cellular models, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore non-cell offerings.

This crazy 10-second clip won the 2025 Trailcampro Video Contest.

The author has been running Spypoint trail cams for six years, and in 2025 he added the Flex-Dark and Flex-S-Dark (solar) cell models to his scouting mix.

The Edge Solar trail camera from Moultrie features an extra large solar panel for increased charging capacity.

A deep dive into the cellular trail cam debate.

The Moultrie Edge 3 Pro cellular camera delivers powerful new features and next-level connectivity.

Hunting a 160-acre South Dakota river-bottom, the author and his oldest son kill magnum whitetail bucks on back-to-back days.

The recently released Muddy Trifecta 180 cellular trail camera captures panoramic 180-degree photos and videos.

The author used two new Spypoint cell cams during the 2024 South Dakota deer season, and also placed four of his older Spypoints (2022 and 2023 cell models) back in the woods for an extended field test.