Question: Like a lot of hunters, we use game cameras to spot deer. We’ve seen some interesting animals, including bobcats and bears. With so many game cameras out there, does anyone want our pictures ...

"I'm guessing a lot of you have never seen this." Hidden trail camera captures unusual sighting of massive predator: 'Makes ...

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 ...

A Flagler Beach, Florida, man captured a highly unusual animal encounter on his trail camera, the Miami Herald reported. Trail cameras are a specialized form of equipment and an extremely important ...

Elk aren’t hard to kill; they’re just hard to find. Although elk populations are high, the landscape they live is huge and the terrain is rugged. With the animals spread over millions of acres of ...

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The influence of technology on fishing and hunting continues to grow. For anglers, advances in depth finders, fish finders, radar, sonar, weather applications, light attractors, and satellite GPS give ...

It's no secret that wildlife can be rather mysterious. As a result, the most effective way to see animals naturally is doing so on their terms, which is best done through the use of a hunting trail ...

For most of us, the limiting factor in building an arsenal of cellular trail cameras is cost. At at least $100 per camera, plus the data to power it, you could easily spend $500 to $1,000 (or more) on ...

You’ve finally got your trail camera set up in the spot. Every day or two it sends you a photo of a giant old buck, and now all you’ve got to do is wait for the right wind to sneak in there and hunt ...