Every hunting season, many hunters grab their trail camera and set up on a game trail in hopes of capturing glimpses of their next potential target. Using a trail camera can be highly rewarding, ...

Trail cameras, also known as game cameras, began popping up along wilderness trails a few decades ago. The cameras, typically mounted on trees and obscured, use motion sensing technology to capture ...

There’s a whole ton of information out there about how trail cameras work (or don’t work), which are the best trail cameras, and how to mount them properly. But there’s not enough good content about ...

At the beginning of a college course that I co-teach about the art and science of nature observation, I like to have my students watch videos of animals captured on wildlife cameras. The videos I give ...

No Wi-Fi for outdoor monitoring? No problem! Walmart is selling the Campark 4G LTE solar-powered trail camera for $80 right now, but only for a limited time. Its regular price is $300, so you’re ...

Getting good trail-camera photos of whitetail bucks isn't all that hard these days. Cameras have improved a ton, and so has your average hunter's ability to use them. As a result, we can take a fairly ...

As common and attainable as drones have become in recent years, they're no substitute for a tracking dog, binoculars and a trail camera. Not legally, anyway. Hunters in most U.S. states are prohibited ...

Before trail cameras, the day-to-day lives of wild critters were largely mysteries to most of us. But now, thanks to the latest cams, we can spy on game 24/7 to uncover secret animal behavior that was ...