Best Trail Cameras 2024 🦌🔍 For Wildlife Monitoring and Security

Best Trail Cameras 2024
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Number 5. Spypoint Force-Pro
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Number 4. Moultrie Mobile Edge Cellular Trail Camera
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Number 3. Stealth Cam Reactor
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Number 2. Spypoint Link-Micro-LTE
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Number 1. Camojojo Trace Live Stream Cellular Trail Camera
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[@1Klooch]

Not commenting to say anything about a specific brand, just a general comment. If you get a game camera, any game camera, try it out at your home FIRST to fully understand it's operation. These things are harder to configure than a Chinese WIFI in a dark closet. The buttons are tiny and multi-functional, the set-up screens small, the manuals are sometimes written by non-English speakers and, (some of them), have so many obscure, esoteric features/options they will lead you down a rabbit hole of frustration. Recommended; DO NOT STRAP IT TO A TREE IN REMOTE BF EGYPT AND HOPE FOR THE BEST! Pick a spot close to your home, and your indoor desk/laptop computer. Do your best according to the provided manual to configure it to your preferences. Set up the camera somewhere securely and easy to get at for day and night recording. Let it pick you up in day and night recording because, you know what you look like and can judge the selected settings better. Bring it into the comfort of your home and cable it to your computer. Review your findings, make adjustments as needed. Regarding any WIFI options, you're on your own! Cheers!

[@nancysdsk]

Good information. Your instructional comment made this worth the watch

[@1Klooch]

@@nancysdsk Glad it helped! It's our first GC and used by a water source by our home. We fought with it for about a week. Watched this video and put it back to the default settings with some small changes. Very happy now, set it up each evening and download each morning. No mountain lions, or Bigfoots yet! But we're hopeful. Cheers!

[@Keepitoriginalministry]

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[@MoistTacos27]

You should do a video on the top non cellular cameras, I hunt in an area where cell service is really non existent and can’t use the cell cams like I want to even with extended antennas

[@bernhoog9114]

I definitely agree with you. The industry making trail cameras need to create a bare bones reliable trail cam with great megapixel images.

[@michaelmills4021]

SPYPOINT micros are nice when they work I’ve gone through 7 micros in the last 3 years now I’ve moved over to stealthcam and I’m never turning back

[@LSuperbZ-i3r]

I seem to get a lots of No image photos on my stealth cans like the fire and no Subject then tge next notification there is subject A bit annoying But im living through it For the Good side as i know No Better Cuz i got nothing than advertising

[@lulaporter6080]

My Spypoint didn't last a year. Bad thing is it went out when I was trying to discover who was stealing my canned goods from my pantry. I have a motion sensor camera for inside, but really wanted to see how the thief got in. Haven't caught them yet.

[@gatorbait9385]

I watching a bunch of reviews trying to find what I need but I'm not really getting the answers I need... Does anyone here know what I should look for if I really just want a wildlife camera for the yard? I just need to know what the gopher tortoise is doing while I'm gone 😭

[@Allamericanbutcher]

Thanks

[@br8future]

Ur welcome!

[@tedd8055]

Cellular cam would do me no good. The mountain areas I hunt have virtually no cell signals.

[@bigk5975]

I’d like pros and cons

[@jeroenjansen6616]

Dude, lesser shots of you in an atv and you and your dog. More shots and hands on of the cameras are needed. Stopt watching after the first 40 seconds.

[@NoahAll1son]

I have 2 SPYPOINT links and I hate them they are terrible

[@wesleyherring9708]

I have an lm2 and Link and they are absolutely horrible. Picture quality is horrible, it doesn’t send picture to my phone like it’s suppose to.

[@NoahAll1son]

@@wesleyherring9708 yea same mine is so blurry and never sends right away, no video ofc, and setting them up is so long and terrible

[@fullmetal4830]

Spypoint link micro lte is now on blowout sale for 54.99 .

[@lulaporter6080]

Makes you wonder why.