Our trail camera uses a very stable motion sensor that is activated by sensing infrared body heat of the animal in motion. Once motion is detected, a high quality digital camera quickly takes a picture or movie clip of the animal. The pictures and movies can be viewed on the camera in the field.
Before you buy a digital unit, check out these advantages over other digital systems:
- Fast: 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 seconds from motion detection to picture
- Super easy to setup
- Great night time pictures at 20-30 feet!
- Get 400 to 1000 pictures on just 2 rechargeable AA batteries!
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here to read what some of our customers have said about Snapshot Sniper Digital Scouting systems.
Save yourself hours of scouting in the field this hunting season with our game cameras. With the Snapshot Sniper Digital Scouting System, you will have the advantage when scouting your deer hunting area. With the use of a technologically advanced motion detection system to trigger the game cam, you can monitor activity night and day. By positioning the deer camera near a trail, feeder, stand, or water, you will have the advantage of knowing what different types of animals are visiting these hunting areas. The game cameras also will capture the date and time of the event so you will know exactly when the activity is taking place on the trail in your area to improve your hunting.
When using the game cameras near a feeding area, you will not only determine when animals feed, but you can also find out what they like to feed on. By changing the type of feed in your game feeder, you can find out what type of feed is most likely to attract turkeys, deer, quail or hosts of other creatures you are hunting. When monitoring a trail, feeding area, or watering area with this game camera system, you can help plot the daily movements of the deer and other animals as well as selecting possible hunting sites near a trail, food or water. The possibilities are endless!
Will this really improve my deer hunting? Yes it will. Some have used trail cameras to find the bedding areas that deer use to help determine where to place their stand. For us, the main benifit has been finding nice bucks in an area where we previously thought there were only small deer. The areas wouldn't have been hunted if we hadn't captured pictures of the nice deer that we didn't know were there. Whether you are new to deer hunting, or have been deer hunting for years, you will have the confidence that you aren't wasting your time, by knowing what deer are in your hunting area using our game camera system.
