Hunting Cameras : 1080P Night Vision Waterproof

1080p Trail Camera with Night Vision: See What Walks Your Trails After Dark

The deer you never see are the ones moving at 2 a.m. This 1080p trail camera watches the trail when you can’t. Strap it to a tree along a runway, a feeder or a field edge, walk away, and let it record everything that passes, day and night. When you come back, connect from your phone and find out what really uses your ground once the sun goes down.

Your eyes in the woods, 24 hours a day.

When the motion sensor picks up an animal, the camera wakes and captures a 20MP photo or a 1080p video clip. In daylight, you get full-color images sharp enough to count points, compare body size and recognize the same buck from one week to the next. After dark, infrared LEDs take over with no white flash, and the camera keeps recording in black and white.

Over a season, those photos become a pattern: which trail a deer uses, at what time, in which direction. That’s how you choose the right stand for the right wind, instead of guessing.

Product Details

• Photo Resolution: 20MP
• Video Resolution: 1080p
• Night Vision: Infrared
  
• Connectivity: Wireless
• Mounting: Adjustable tree strap

Night Vision Trail Camera: Built to Stay Out in the Weather

Most game movement happens at night, and that’s when this camera does its best work. Infrared LEDs light the scene without a visible flash, so you get clear black-and-white photos and videos in total darkness without changing how animals behave around your setup. Night images are naturally softer than daytime shots, but they’re clear enough to identify species, count animals and see what’s coming in to your feeder or scrape.

The weather-resistant housing protects the camera against rain, snow and humidity, so it can stay on the tree for weeks between checks. And with the wireless connection, you can browse photos and videos in the app from your phone, without opening the case, leaving scent or pushing deer every time you want to check.

A Smarter Way to Scout Your Ground

Mount it at waist height, angle it slightly down along the trail, choose photo or video mode and walk away. Then let the woods go back to normal. A few weeks of photos will tell you more than a whole season of guessing: when the big ones move, where they cross and which stand to hunt. It’s not only for hunting either: use it to watch backyard wildlife, keep an eye on a cabin or a driveway, or see what visits your bird feeder.

Out in the Field…

Pair your trail camera with a good pair of binoculars to confirm what your photos show you. Browse our [hunting binoculars] for glassing at dawn and dusk, or take a look at our [10x50 waterproof binoculars], a classic all-around pair for the field. Before you set up, check your state wildlife agency’s rules: some states restrict trail cameras on public land or during hunting season. Our customer service answers within  if you have a question before or after your purchase.