How often do you check ...

Are you checking your game camera too often? I know it can be tough to resist the temptation, but checking your game camera too frequently can have negative effects on the number of images you capture.  As the deer season approaches, you also run the risk to negatively effecting the...

Game Cameras for Turkey...

I recently received a question asking if I ever used my game cameras to try to get pictures of turkeys, and where the best place to put them is.   I have on several occasions used my game cams to help scout out new pieces of property that I have been given permission to turkey hunt...

Game Camera Choppy Vide...

NO to Cheap Memory in Your Game Camera! If you aren't getting the quality you want out of your game camera video, it might not be the fault of your game cam. Take a look at your memory card first. Most game camera manufacturers will recommend memory cards from specific manufacturers,...

Keeping Condensation ou...

Game cameras typically have fairly good water resistant housings.  Some are better than others, and we all understand the importance of keeping moisture out of the internal game camera compartment.  It can be difficult to combat the effects of moisture, when our game cameras get...

Game Camera Camo

Many game camera enthusiasts go to great lengths to camouflage their game cams. We buy cameras with camouflage patterns, and game camera lock boxes in camouflage patterns as well. We do this in an effort to keep our game cameras from being easily seen and potentially stolen or...

Game Camera Placement T...

If you are using a trail camera to survey a piece of land, focus on high traffic areas.  I like to walk a piece of property with my GPS in hand and look for signs of activity. Those 'highway' trails.  Trails that are just tore up from traffic. Places where trails intersect. Downed...