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For advice and service they cannot be beaten.' Paul. The night video is superb, far better than my Bushnell and Minox cameras (although they are a couple of years old). I have 4 trail cameras and this one, the Browning Patriot, is by far the best. The trail camera guide is well worth reading before deciding which to buy. Before buying a trail camera, be sure to check regulations in the states you plan to hang them.'Very informative website, excellent service, delivery and price. Trail cameras can be incredibly helpful tools, but their legality and ethicality aren’t exactly cut and dried. While the Club doesn’t discourage the use of trail cameras in general, it recognizes that immediately responding to a real-time wireless image in order to kill an animal would be a violation of fair chase rules.

Organizations such as the Pope & Young Club have spoken out against the manipulation of cellular camera technology. Hunters in states such as Montana, New Hampshire, and Alaska are prohibited from using cellular trail cameras in-season to act on real-time data (in some places, they must wait until the next day after receiving images).Īs trail cameras become more and more capable, state agencies continue to evaluate the effects of this technology on wildlife management and adjust regulations. While a few states have completely banned trail cameras for hunting, others have restricted the use of cellular or wireless models, citing fair chase ethics.Ĭurrently, it’s illegal to run any trail cameras in Utah, Nevada, or Arizona for hunting purposes-although there are some different nuances to the regulations in each state.

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