Have your heard of Monarch Images? I hadn’t until tonight when I stumbled across a video promoting their game cameras. These appear to be home brew cameras that are pre-built and ready to purchase. I have to say the image quality was very good and sent me over to their website for a closer look.

Check out their promo video below:

Wildview Bubba Cam

Looking for a really low cost digital game camera?  I mean really low cost?

Then check out the Wildview Bubba Cam, model TGLBC1.  This 1.3 megapixel digital game camera lists for around $59.00, but can often be had for less.  The camera is basic, and doesn’t have many bells and whistles, but that is what makes it an easy to use camera.  Wildview claims that this is the most user friendly scouting camera on the market.

The TGLBC1 has 8 MB of built in memory, but can accept optional SDRAM memory cards up to 2 GB in size.  The flash reaches out to 30 feet.  The Bubba Cam supports Time and Date stamping on each image.  It doesn’t shoot videos, but it has a pre-set 3 picture burst mode.  This Wildview also has one minute timeout settings, a test mode for positioning your camera, and a low battery indicator.  It is powered by 4 C-cell batteries.  You get a mounting strap for attaching the camera to a tree, and the camera will accept a lock and security cable to deter theft.

So if you are looking for a simple to use camera, or need to purchase several cameras on a tight budget, the Wildview Bubba Cam just might be the camera for you.

Cellular Game Cameras

The SmartScouter Cellular Surveillance System is yet another of the new remote access game cameras to hit the market with force.  Imagine being able to access your digital game camera images, from any computer, anywhere in the world.

There are some major benefits provided by cellular game cameras:

1. No more disturbing your hunting areas, just to check your game cameras.  No more jumping up deer or leaving your scent behind to spook them later.
2. No more wasting gas, driving to the woods just to check your game cameras, swap memory cards, adjust camera settings, or to change batteries.  Keep the gas money in your pocket.
3. Determine which stand you will hunt tomorrow, based on today’s deer movement.  Checking your camera remotely gives you that option.
4. Check your game camera pictures from your smart cell phone.

The SmartScouter is a 1.3 megapixel camera Read More about the SmartScouter Features and Benefits

Watch our review of the StealthCam I540ir. We recently tested this infared model from StealthCam, and were pleasantly surprised by the performance and quality of the images received from this low-cost infared solution.

Stealth Cam Sniper V650

The Stealth Cam Sniper V650 is one of the latest offerings by the notable game camera manufacturer. It is endorsed by Jim Shockey, the award winning outdoor writer, wildlife videographer, and wilderness guide.

One of this camera’s most impressive features, is the built-in 2 inch color LCD viewer.  This allows you to view your game camera images and videos in the field, right from your game cam.  The burst mode technology allows this trail camera to shoot 1 to 9 images, or video segments between 5 to 90 seconds when the PIR sensor detects game.  The delay feature can be programmed from 1 to 59 minutes between motion sensing, so you don’t end up with a ton of pictures of the same animal.  This feature is especially helpful if you have the camera set on a feeder or corn pile.

Read the Rest of the Stealth Cam Sniper V650 Review

When you talk about Cuddeback, you are talking about quality digital game cameras. The Cuddeback Capture is said to be one of the easiest to use digital game cameras on the market today. The rotary switch makes programming this camera a breeze. Watch the video review of the Cuddeback Capture to see why this camera is so hot…

See the Cuddeback Capture Review Video