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The time lapse photo function is often overlooked when people are shopping for a new trail camera. Basically you position the camera overlooking any subject and on a programed interval, a still image is captured. This feature is only limited by your imagination and your subject. A house construction site is a very popular spot for time lapse trail camera photography. The guys from pixcontroller had a trail camera setup that I thought was very unique. They captured a monarch caterpillar wrapping itself in a chrysalis. Read More Trail Camera Time Lapse |
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We are here for you! As a member of the site you get picture hosting so you can share all of your Trail Camera Pictures . Uploading the pictures is quick and easy and then you are free to share them with everyone. Registration is required because of spammers, but it is free! By posting photos of your trail camera pictures you have a chance to share them and you also provide a fellow hunter with the quality of image they can expect from a similar trail camera. If you don't have any trail camera pictures, we also have a place to upload your deer pictures . Read More Upload Trail Camera Pictures |
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Whitetail deer are prized and pursued for their antlers. Hunters spend countless hours each year looking for a mature buck with large or unique antlers. Many hunters also extend their season by searching for shed antlers in the spring. In both pursuits of antlers, hunters have begun to enlist the help of trail cameras. Lets take a closer look at the the life cycle of deer antlers and how a trail camera can help locate deer and explain the process of antler growth. Read More Trail Camera Captures Deer Antler Growth |
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August 6, 2007 the store opens  I am very excited to announce the grand opening of TrailCameras.net's Trail Camera Store. In grand opening fashion, most of the trail cameras in stock have been reduced in price. Anybody can have a sale, so I decided to throw in a few more incentives for preseason hunters. Every order made from the Trail Camera Store will be shipped free of charge in the continental United States. You also receive a 10 dollar voucher that can be used on your first order or another time. We all know that once you become a trail camera fanatic you can never have enough trail cameras. Read More Trail Camera Store Opening |
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Trail cameras are typically associated with hunters and the pursuit of big game animals such as elk and deer. Big game hunters definitely make up the majority of trail camera users. The intended purpose of a trail camera is too capture an image of a deer without invading their habitat and spooking the animal. Trail cameras have now evolved from 35mm film cameras into 6.0 MP digital infrared units. The clarity and quality of the photos are simply amazing. Many outdoor photographers have recognized this quality and have started using trail cameras to photograph everything in nature.
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Trail cameras are constantly producing amazing pictures that people would normally never get to see. For some, the pictures reveal that a black bear has been visiting their land. For others, a picture verifies that the big brow tine buck has made it through the season. A trail camera picture could show a hawk lifting a squirrel from a bait pile. In this case, it is a picture of a young buck with an arrow sticking out of its side. The picture looks authentic and shows no signs of being altered or tampered with. Regardless of the authenticity, this photograph proves that there is very little margin between a perfectly ethical shot and a shot that results in a wounded animal. Read More Bow Hunting Shot Placement |
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This is a small collection of pictures that I have saved in the past year. Some are pictures I ran across while surfing others were received in emails. All the pictures show why using trail cameras can be so addicting. Everytime you check your game camera you have no idea what kind of picture you may have captured. 
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UPDATED 5-29-2007 The New Moultrie Trail Cameras have been added to the review section....lets hear how good they are! Every year people are excited to see new products and updates to current products hit the market. I have been looking for press releases from trail camera makers and have seen absolutely nothing. The best coverage of the new 2007 game cameras has come from a visitor of the Shot Show in Florida. He does a great job of photographing and describing all the features of the new 2007 game cameras. Read More New 2007 Game Cameras |
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The flash of a scouting camera is one of the most important things to consider when purchasing a deer camera. The obvious reason for this is the fact that the subject of your pictures moves most frequently after sun down. The flash must be strong enough to cover the subject area but not so strong that it whites out the entire picture. A starting point would be to research the "effective flash range" as proclaimed by the manufacturer. Read More Scouting Camera Flashes |
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How many times have you had a photo from one of your game cameras and had no idea what was in the picture. The flash may be weak and all you can see is a set or legs or sometimes you see nothing at all. When you have a picture like this you can not help but wonder if it was that big buck that likes to hang up just out of flash range. Now with the help of a free and simple to use software you can enhance your trail camera photos . Read More Editing Trail Camera Pictures |
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Trail Camera Photography
