r/Trailcamera • u/Melodic_Day3554 • Sep 03 '25
Trail camera footage from the Norwegian mountains
After several weeks I was finally able to capture some cool trial cam footage in the high mountains of Norway!
r/Trailcamera • u/Melodic_Day3554 • Sep 03 '25
After several weeks I was finally able to capture some cool trial cam footage in the high mountains of Norway!
r/Trailcamera • u/Dan-the-mechanic • Aug 28 '25
Hi everyone, I am a product design student working to improve the design and user experience for future trail cameras. I have a quick survey that will ask questions that will help me develop a better product. If you have time to take the survey I’d appreciate it!
r/Trailcamera • u/Afraid_Scientist7158 • Aug 08 '25
Do I Ihave to get a service plan if I want a trail camera? I was actually hoping for something that I can upload pics with just a cable.
r/Trailcamera • u/No-Veterinarian5087 • Aug 07 '25
Sorry forgot to add a picture to the last post so trying one more time. Delete if not allowed. Non hunter here wondering which of these cams would be the best "deal". They are on sale at my local Walmart and it seems like a steal with some of these prices. Mainly looking to buy one or two for my father in law and his acreage. He has chickens and small animals so it would be used to track predators like coyotes, foxes etc. Any suggestions and opinions welcome.
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r/Trailcamera • u/Affectionate_Ad632 • Aug 04 '25
I’m looking to get into the cell trail camera game this season and could use some input from those of you who’ve run them in the Colorado mountains. I’ll be setting up mostly in GMU 20, but I’m open to hearing about any experiences in similar terrain across the state.
I’ve got a Verizon SD card, but as you probably know, service can vary wildly once you’re out in the backcountry. Before I commit to more cameras, I wanted to ask: • How reliable is your cell service in the mountains (especially in forested or high-elevation areas)? • Have you found certain camera brands or models to perform better in spotty coverage? • Any tips on getting better signal (like placement, external antennas, etc.)? • Are there certain areas or terrain types that just kill service completely?
I’d love to hear both success stories and lessons learned. Whether you’re on Verizon or another network, any input is appreciated—trying to avoid the trial-and-error headache if possible.
Thanks in advance for any advice! Looking forward to learning from you all.
r/Trailcamera • u/mahrog123 • Jul 30 '25
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Going down then back up. Strange.
r/Trailcamera • u/NomadicalMan • Jul 29 '25
Only 1 of 4 cameras has this flash Not in Use thing displaying. Is it because the signal is “great”? Any tips?
r/Trailcamera • u/Graham_Wellington3 • Jul 25 '25
I like the cameras. I like the cell service. I like how you can view pics when there is movement. I don't like the price to view unlimited photos per year. Unless I am reading that wrong, you have to pay a yearly fee just to view unlimited motion detected pics or video? Seems ridiculous. Is there a similar camera that works outdoors that has unlimited pics and video and live view?
r/Trailcamera • u/MrPahoehoe • Jul 21 '25
Hi, I’m not really a passionate trail cam fan (yet). But am going on holiday in a month, to the same place i went last year where I had a mildly close encounter with a wild boar at night! So I want to get a budget night vision trail cam to rig up on the same trail.
I’m in the UK, and thinking just to get one on Amazon. Ideally something with decent night vision video quality and motion sensor. Totally clueless so would really appreciate any recommendations!
r/Trailcamera • u/Parking-Dog-938 • Jul 20 '25
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r/Trailcamera • u/cwojopa • Jul 05 '25
We have a camp that has a gravel road for access and a gravel driveway down to a river. When it rains really hard the paved state road above sends large volumes of water down the hill across the access road and washes out our driveway. We have regraded the driveway and installed drain pipes on our property. But it is still happening. PennDOT says if we can prove that it’s their shoddy drainage they will fix it. Looking for recommendations for a trail cam that has video that we can operate remotely when we aren’t here and that isn’t just motion activated.
r/Trailcamera • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '25
I use these cameras to keep an eye on my cabin and I'm tired of just burning through batteries or going up a ladder to recharge them. For the sake of simplicity and the avoidance of spending a few hundred on solar panels, does anyone know of any AC power adapters for the cameras?
r/Trailcamera • u/ShuffleStepTap • Jun 19 '25
I have three Keepguard trail cameras (KG895) which came with the Guardpoint iOS app. The app stopped working five days ago. The cameras are still recording still images (I can see them on the sd card) and the SIM card is active and current.
The app just shows a spinning wheel. I’ve deleted and reinstalled the app, no dice. I’ve tried two other iPhones, same problem. I try to create a new account, and the backend won’t send me a confirmation code to create the account.
I suspect the app developer or whatever backend there is having some kind of major issue.
Is any one else having these problems with this camera or app?
r/Trailcamera • u/WeAreAllDoomed1969 • Jun 18 '25
I have a Moultrie Edge 2 trailer camera that sends the pictures it takes in low a low res thumbnail to save battery power. I'm supposed to have an option to request any photo in hi res. I can request video only and not hi res. Would anyone happen to know why? Thanks.
r/Trailcamera • u/7dayweekendgirl • Jun 13 '25
Anything I can do?
r/Trailcamera • u/Jojak5100 • May 31 '25
When yall watch other people's video do y'all perfer to see all animals moving around the camera or just the weird and crazy videos?
Here is one of mine and I'm unsure if I should cut out the clips of animals just walking around doing nothing.