Have you ever set a trail camera in what looked to be a great spot, but only captured photos of squirrels, skunks, and one or two does? Pictures of the sky, deer legs, or blades of grass are ...

See if this sounds familiar: You take your new trail camera out of its packaging, set it up to the manufacturer’s specifications, and place it at a likely spot. Then days later, you return and check ...

Every hunting season, many hunters grab their trail camera and set up on a game trail in hopes of capturing glimpses of their next potential target. Using a trail camera can be highly rewarding, ...

Amateur photographers who have dabbled in shooting wildlife know the challenges: The woods are too dark. The creatures, too fast. Oops, the camera just turned itself ...

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 ...

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 ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Kyle Fitzgerald Our runner-up pick, the Meidase P60 Pro Trail Camera, has been ...