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.

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StealthCam has definitely one-upped itself with the new Jim Shockey Signature edition digital scouting camera. The Sniper V650 MTR digital game camera is endorsed by the professional big game hunter and outfitter, Jim Shockey himself. This hardcore scouting camera has all the features to get the job done.

• 6 megapixel camera
• 50 foot flash range
• A built-in 2 inch LCD color image viewer
• Time and Date stamping
• Moonphase and Temperature stamping
• Photo 'burst mode', which can take from 1 to 9 pictures when triggered
• Shoots videos, programmable between 5 - 90 seconds

You can set a delay on this camera between 1 and 59 minutes.  So if you have this camera over a food plot or corn pile, you don't end up with a ton of pictures of the same deer.  But you can expand the memory to 2 GB with an optional SD card, so who cares how many pics of the same deer you get.  If it's that monster buck I've been watching, I want all the pictures I can get of him.

My three favorite features of this camera have to be the integrated 2" LCD image viewer, the 50' flash range, and the ability to add an optional 12 volt lead acid battery pack.  I hunt a lot of remote areas, and it's not always easy to get the time to go check my cameras and pull the memory cards.  Having the ability to check the pictures right on the spot with the image viewer allows me to determine whether or not to leave my camera in that spot, or abandon the area and move it to another location.  If the area or trail is deal, you will know it right then and there, and you can move on.

I have other cameras that have a weak flash.  I can't tell you how many times I've had a camera triggered and I can see other deer in the background, but the background images are too dark to make them out.  The extended flash can give you a full view of a group of deer when the lead animal triggers the camera.

I love the 12 volt battery for hunting remote areas.  There is nothing I hate more than going to check a camera after a period of time, and finding dead batteries.  Who knows how many pictures might have been missed.  The 12 volt battery gives you a strong supply of power that is ideal for those remote game cameras.

Yes, StealthCam has definitely exceeded expectations with their newest scouting camera.  If you own a StealthCam V650, we'd love to hear from you and see some of your pics.  Please post a comment.