Cellular trail cameras?????????????

I use a few of them. They work pretty well. It’s nice to monitor deer patterns without disturbing certain stands. I’m in 66A, and use Rogers for the SIM cards, all on 3G which provides a pretty good service area over the area I hunt. Considering my hunting area is about a 20 minute drive each way, plus the 30 minute hike into the bush, this saves me a lot of time. I use 32 GB SD cards, which don’t fill up that fast, so I don’t have to visit the cameras more than about once every 1 and a half months to change cards and batteries.
 
Atzanik said:
I use a few of them. They work pretty well. It’s nice to monitor deer patterns without disturbing certain stands. I’m in 66A, and use Rogers for the SIM cards, all on 3G which provides a pretty good service area over the area I hunt. Considering my hunting area is about a 20 minute drive each way, plus the 30 minute hike into the bush, this saves me a lot of time. I use 32 GB SD cards, which don’t fill up that fast, so I don’t have to visit the cameras more than about once every 1 and a half months to change cards and batteries.
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Im 67wmu thinking of getting a couple my self
 
I think the link cameras may be a bit cheaper. No phone plan just keep one cam close an area that you can access easily and with no intrusion. The cam's that are set deeper in or in sensitive spots just send pics to the home camera.
 
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