9 Top Rated Optics – Cameras

Here for another exciting episode of trail camera pickup I've had. This camera down here for 13 days got a hundred feet in here. It out two weeks ago there was no water in here. Ihope I've set it up high enough. Iknow it's rained a lot since I've set. It out so it's going to be a good test. If it's still working. That water is high it so it's still there GPS s 32 feet it's straight ahead over here before. This was it off to the side here hoping there would be a lot of activity walking through a little open ditch I'm in. This way hopefully it had a. Few days before this water filled in yeah. She is too crud in the white hair let's get the key out open her up out. It up playback mode oh yeah so it's still working 60% 59% battery left 34 videos so hopefully it's going to be. Something good in there's a sack Hubbard Green Heron. Something with a click I'll go put them on the computer see.

What we get at least. It worked the whole time that's encouraging good look I'll come back.

Hey guys dustin de croo here with bow hunting comm it's a 2017 ATA showI'm here with Brad at. This five point booth you've got. Some exciting new stuff for this year. We do Dustin we're really excited about our new spy point Lynx s it's the first solar cellular camera to hit the market. This year it's got a couple cool features. It has a solar panel. And then it has a built in backup battery. What you can do is put the eight double-a batteries in. It for backup but we've been had. This tested you can go up to two years without replacing the batteries. Now the main thing is for all the hundreds out there a lot of them think. You need to put your camera in direct sunlight. This in the office at work. And as long as you have just a limited amount of natural light that's going to be enough to keep your batteries recharged it's a 12 megapixel camera it's got a flash range of up to a hundred feet. It still has the SD port so. You can use it as a standard trail camera -. What we really like about. This camera is you download the app. It takes about two minutes to activate the camera has built-in GPS tracking so. Someone happens to steal your camera it's going to notify. That the cameras been moved it's also going to let. You know that the current location of the camera at. All times so that's that's pretty perfect does. It does photo and video photo. And video it does have a built-in microphone too so. It takes HD video with sound which is pretty cool.

What about time-lapse feature capability of 10 to 90 seconds — perfect. Ithink that's that's about. All the questions I have it's pretty exciting product for this year guys for 2017. If you're looking for a solar unlimited battery life camera check out the spy point thanks guys.

All right good afternoon guys Clinton faucet coming to. You live from day two of the 2018 ata Show I'm here with Jacob with Spike point. You know we as Paul. And I've been walking around we've noticed a ton of new cellular cameras. You know definitely innovative products but. Ireally think these guys got. Ican see their price points. They look great, and he's going to explain to. Is a little bit more about their setup yeah so new for this year we've got the link dark so. This is our kind of middle brother of the cellular cameras the link dark has got a two-inch viewing screen it's got the invisible LEDs. And it's also hooked up with the my spy point comm just like our other cellular cameras. One retails at 349 I noticed. You know on your setups on your programs for the camera right. It goes directly through your guys's app right so. Ipay through your app.

Idon't have to deal with. Any sense all right yeah. You just log right in the app. You set your camera up we've got four different plans. That can choose from. And it's all through spy point. You don't have to go your cellphone phone provider. Everything right through the app. That was right I notice guys down here on. This side you know. We can zoom in on and show. It says unlimited under the pictures right so. You got $15 a month annually. All year you can just do. It during season for $25 a month. Idon't like with when I'm running my cameras. You just have a 300 picture limit for let's say $15 I'm gonna eat.

That up twice oh yeah I'm 30 bucks in. And then I'm 45 bucks in. Ican't take when I'm not getting the pictures wrapped. You think oh I'm over my limit I'm gonna stop but. You really can't do. That correct so what else comes on the app. Iknow the buck tracker is part of. It also yes so brand-new software. This year is buck tracker. That is you are in. Either your spy point from the app. Or my spy point comm there will be a feature. Either a tab on the top. Or a click if you're on the computer. You check the box it will separate out your buck pictures from your dope pictures from your non deer pictures so it'll be three options on.

You can click the buck only. And it'll separate out just your buck pictures. And show you there's a antler less icon. You can click and that'll show. You just your dear picture so you're not going to have to thumb through. All your squirrels raccoons. And skunks everything else. That yeah any wind right leaves. Whatever it's taking in your pictures. And then it also shows. You the number of the pictures. That I've taken and that's great technology. You know there're times. You know branch breaks. And it's hanging in front. You get a bunch of Coons coming to a corn patch. Something or you just get a ton of pictures. You have looked at all of them yeah absolutely. If you're running three. Or four cameras you know in Ohio. We run them over corn piles a lot. You might get 1500 2000 pictures a day. And I'm not thumbing through. All those pictures are the same doe. And fawn I heard that's a lot that's a lot of work well there. You go guys you know a great product from spy point.

Ilove the setup you know thanks a lot Jacob for explaining to. Where can we check. It out at you can go to spy point comm. Any spy plumbing dealer in your area there.

All right so I'm back with. Another trail camera review. This is the Browning dark ops HD pro it's for sure the best camera we've ever owned. Ithink they're they range from like a hundred forty bucks to. One hundred and seventy bucks. And they're like I said by far best camera we've ever owned it's just an amazing camera for the money. One thing I really like about. This camera is its just really small compact as. You can see it's both big as my fist it's just a real nice small compact camera. And has a real nice HD display on. You can go through it the options. And stuff and it's really user-friendly really easy to set up lots of different options to set. It up at and it's like. Isaid it's got a little screen so. You can kind of point. Where you're aiming so. You don't really have to like guess. You know what you can see. It on the screen when you're set. It up to kind of figure out. Where you're you want to aim. You know that's real nice and like. Isaid just a really user-friendly. And definitely the nighttime quality of. This camera is like out of. This world it's got real crystal clean nighttime videos. And pictures a lot better. Some other cameras we've had. We have an exodus lift to I'll be doing a review on. That probably in a couple months.

Whenever one out of the other woods right. Now it's out there one of our food plots. And obviously this being the dark ops. It is a black flash LED camera. Iwas looking at night. Iwas taking pictures. Icouldn't see any LEDs. Nothing and which is good but. It out there the deer. Or definitely still looking at a little bit. They can see it but the main thing is as long as it's not like flashing red like. Most of the cheaper ones do. And browning has a bunch of red flash cameras too but. Iwould definitely recommend getting the dark flash cameras especially. You put them out on your own private land but for public land. Iwouldn't really go for anything really much. Then 80 bucks because you're taking a risk of. Someone stealing it so but like. Isaid it's got the black LEDs but the deer no matter. What you used they still can see a little bit. They can still census there but again a really good camera. And I'll include a bunch of videos. And pictures at the end, so I'll stick.

It out until then and I'm gonna get into setting it up here. And showing you the display. Everything in just a second. You know the one nice thing I really like about. This camera is multiple ways to mount. This it's got the nine millimeter camera a stick. And pick mount which. Ilike to use you can get three a three packs of these for about ten bucks which is real nice. You can just screw it in here screw. That into the tree what I like to use the. Most but as you can see it's also got. This strap you can put the strap through. It comes with a strap too but. Ikind of lost and the nice thing about. This camera is this thing rotates so let's say. You want to put it up on a tree here's the tree. You can put it up higher in a tree facing down so that's real nice. You don't have to find like a stick. And wedge it in there.

That nice angle it's got the angle already. You just tighten this up so that's. One thing real nice about. This camera it's got multiple different ways to mount. It onto a tree which is real nice. All right so let's get in here. Now turn I don't really know. What the size of this display is but it's not too big but just big enough for you can see I'm kind of recording with my phone there. This right here's the battery eject button it's pretty hard to slide. You almost have to use like a screwdriver. And it'll pop out the battery compartment. It uses six doublea's which is nice. Most cameras use eight. These are the original batteries in. It we're at about 37% right. And we've had we've been using these batteries since like. Ibelieve August late August.

Something like we got the camera. It was like late January. Now anyways to get more in the settings. This mode button you can see date time mode trailers pictures capture delay so it's got picture quality here lowest for megapixels medium high. And ultra I just leave. It on a high could probably. Even leave it on medium. This thing uses up SD cards pretty quick. And multi shot I usually leave. It on a two shot but it's got three shot for shot. All the way up to eight short bursts. And multi shot off is just. One picture so let's leave. It on to go back up here capture delay. One second five second ten second. All the way up to actually an hour that's for the time-lapse so it's got time-lapse that's true like. You can have your cash delay it's it'll take a picture every 60 minutes every 30 minutes. Whatever you want here let's go back up video capture delay again video quality it's got high. And ultra just leave. You just leave that high video length.

It goes down to yeah 5 seconds 10 seconds 20 seconds. Iwas just leaving on 20 seconds 20 seconds. Or 30 seconds is usually. What I use and it's got a minute to minute so 2 minutes is the longest videos it'll take. And then looks like night. We got long-range I don't really know. What this means you just leave. It on long-range smart infrared. Idon't really know. That means got temperature units in full strip. You can turn I don't know why you want to have. It off so leave it always on it's got. This other stuff here. You can name the trail camera. You can delete actually. All the pictures on here which probably wouldn't really want to do. And then back to the beginning here alright so that's basically setting it up like. Isaid it's pretty self-explanatory real nice size display easy to see it's just real nice camera overall. And then I forgot to explain. This so let's say you're in here. Everything all set up. You leave and shut the door. It won't do anything they'll just stay on.

You gotta hit the mode button. And then it'll start its countdown right here ten nine eight seven down to zero. When you're done so like. Isaid real self-explanatory real nice camera oh. And it's got 12-volt external power. We usually use these in the winter time like right. It gets really cold. Even our Energizer's. Or lithium batteries died out in the cold. You get like down at negative twenty degrees here so it's got. That option too which is real nice just overall a real nice camera. All right so this right here is on the 22nd of January. This year I guess as. You can tell it's snowing right here. You can still make out like. Each book looks like. Iknow sometimes the horns kind of blur together. And it's hard to tell which book is. What when they're walking along. This is a nicer bug. This is in September right here. You can't disappear. Though after September unfortunately.

All right so as you just heard the volume sounds pretty good one. This camera you can hear the Bucks fighting buck scrutton deer running around in the background it's just cool to hear. Ireally like one of the cameras on video just. You get a whole other perspective instead of just. You know pictures of a deer walking by during the video. You get it's almost like you're hunting and you're sitting right there watch the deer just it's so much cooler in my opinion to have videos instead of just still shot pictures like. This buck right here. It would've taken a couple pictures. It would take probably like. Or two blurry plate pictures. Iwouldn't even be able to figure out. What deer I was walking by its just a big buck.

You know and same thing with. You know just so cool to see. That big majestic whitetail like. That up close it's just really neat. And right here I was just. Iwas just videoing it off the computer screen right here but other videos. Iused the SD card reader. And screen recorder on my phone so right here I'm videoing off of a computer screen. And still looks pretty decent well. That about wraps up. This video I really hope. You enjoyed and yeah the Browning dark ops HD pro our first Browning camera. Iam really impressed with.

All right Dustin de croo here 20:18 ata show we're getting towards the end of day. One I'm here with Tom Rainey from Browning you guys have. Some pretty cool cameras I've actually used. Some in the past that are phenomenal been very happy but. You guys have got some new stuff so let's talk about the newest. And greatest latest. Ican do and I'll be happy to. What we've done is historically over the last. Few years two of the best-selling cameras in the category have been our Strikeforce cameras. And our dark ops cameras those are the sub micro small cameras only work on six double-a batteries. This year we've partnered with mossy oak. And we've taken the dark ops Pro XD. We have a Strikeforce version of. This but the thing that's really neat about. These cameras is it has a dual lens technology so. What it's going to allow the camera to do. It senses the light conditions can choose between a lens that's dedicated for daytime images. And videos to really give. You the best quality possible-- with those. And then it can also move. And transfer over to the dark lens without. Any motion internally in the camera it's just selecting the proper lens the best nighttime videos. And pictures possible it's got lightning fast trigger speeds at 015 seconds holds up to a 512 gigabyte SD card takes images up to 24 megapixels there's so much interesting new technology on.

This camera it's gonna be a home run. This year we're really looking forward to. What can people expect to see. That at retail price. This particular camry go look at about 2:$30499 so. We think it's a real high level performance camera. That you're getting in a pretty reasonable price. Iknow for a fact like the other models in years previous years have been phenomenal to work with as well. Now tell us about this is the Strikeforce. Iwas mentioning the Strikeforce a little earlier. This is the other sub micro version of our camera. This particular one is our extreme version of. This camera one of the really neat things about. This camera is it has an adjustable trigger speed. And we're talking about optimal conditions. If you're in a food plot situation. You might want to slow. It down so you're not getting half a deer deers transitioning across in front of the camera slow.

You might have a trail. That the deer walking down a little. More briskly you slow speed. It up to a point for second trigger speed. That 16 megapixel images. And there's just so. Many really neat things on. This particular camera. That you'll want to get out. Ican't talk enough. And say enough good things about. This camera well there's two new camera options from browning to check out so. You can find those online a couple different price points for you so check them out.

Hey guys welcome didn t Creek go hunting Journal welcome to the 2018 season. We are excited about. This new upcoming year during this off season we're going to give. Few reviews on some products. We use at the ranch. And just wanted to pass off. This information to. You so there are several things we're going to be reviewing today we're going to be reviewing the Browning Strikeforce h50 HD trail camera in. This chart trail camera actually I've been using all deer season 2017 season. They got these couple of these brand-new from Cabala's at probably about March. Or April of last year, so I've been using them. All through the summer in the spring and summer. And then into the fall so. Igot a good handle on these cameras right here. And, so I'll give you a thorough review on. That today we're also going to be reviewing some broad heads as well as. Some other products like. Some cleaning knives things like. That so we're gonna we're going to give. These coming through over the next couple of months. Or so not sure how quickly. Ican get to these videos, but we're gonna give. You give it a try we also at the ranch. We always have access deer to hunt. Because in Texas the season never ends so. Any creek bill hunting journal continues to film our hunts. And we'll give whatever. We get we've been catching a. Few access deer especially. This last time been out there. One time since whitetail season ended. And caught it a nice access buck on the camera. And so he's hanging around hopefully. We can get him down sometime in the next two.

Or three months though we'll see. What happens and then there's always a straggler -. That comes in that are there. Or young bucks we take those as well just. Because there's an abundance of access deer. You don't keep them numbers in check we'll get in trouble with our deer numbers being out of whack but anyways. And there's always other exotic so. We can hunt so stay tuned for some great hunting action on Indian Creek go hunting journal. And today this review on the Browning Strikeforce h50 HD so stay tuned red is the color of the trail of success for the hunter who has put in the time. And effort to make it happen. And red is the color of grace with a savior who suffered. And died in our place so. We could be forgiven okay guys here is the camera. And I'm gonna give you a close-up look at. And show these settings work just my quick impression on. This camera first of.

All it's a great camera for about a hundred. And thirty-one hundred. And forty dollars one with my Cabala's points from Cabala's for I think $139. Something like that it's a little bit pricier. Most cameras but my object was to find a five star camera. That works really well. One actually fits the bill for me so let. This camera real quick first of. You pull it out of the box of course you're gonna have to put the batteries in. It takes actually six batteries. You can see right here six double-a batteries. And very easy to slip. All know how to do. You don't need me to tell. How to do that but. This camera is actually very intuitive very easy to understand. And that's what I like so much about. This camera is you'll see. That the button only has. One turn on but a lot of cameras will have like sometimes two sometimes three different settings to turn on. One only deals with. One setting so let me make sure.

This thing is gonna focus in their good. It lights up I've got. It set of course you can see on the trail camera mode which is. What I use about probably 95 to 98% of the time I'm mainly got on the trail camera mode. Because that's what I'm interested in seeing is just. What kind of bucks are coming in that's a to the area to my area then. You turn the camera on. You can get into the mode to set. Everything right now it's its it's a set for trail camera but. You get into mode then. You set up the time. And the date by simply hitting you hit the mode button to get to the next sections excuse. Me the arrow up and arrow down will help. You get real quickly to the different settings. That are on the camera I'll go through the in a minute. And then in order to change the settings you're gonna hit the enter button like to change the settings of the day.

You just have to hit the setting enter. And then the arrow right arrow left button. You can set that's actually set correct right. You can see the time. And the date when you're finished at the enter mode again. It goes out and then arrow up arrow down the next setting is going to be the operational mode it's on trail camera hit enter. Iwant to change I go arrow up. And down to either time-lapse -. Or video okay so there're three modes on. This there's a trail cam which is. What I use most of the time the time-lapse. And also the video I'm going to show. Some a sample video of. All of those on the vision on my computer just in just a minute, so I'm gonna leave. That on trail cam mode mmm going down again arrow down photo quality. You enter there is the photo quality the options are four megapixel is actually two megapixels of low so let's go from the low excuse.

Me two megapixels low four megapixel eight megapixel. And then also the highest quality is ultra which is six mega 16 megapixel a 16 megapixel. Iusually want to use. It on leave it on for because. All I'm wanting to do is just know what's on my camera. Ileave my camera sometimes 2 in 3 weeks sometimes for weeks at a time on my property so. And I've got a 32 gigabyte SD card in here, so I'm gonna hit enter that's. What I want then the video quality is ultra. Or low Ultra is going to be 7 ATP which is high definition but it's not really the higher definitions of video so. You got high and ultra the choice between those two I'm gonna leave. It on ultra I do use. Iwant good it's got video length ten seconds.

You can choose from. Either 10 a 5 or 2 minutes. Or 1 minute or 30 seconds so. You see those there I'm gonna leave. It on 10 seconds because that's usually. What I like and then scrolling down again picture delay. One minute I usually don't like my delays to be. That long so I'm gonna put. It on 30 seconds but. One minute 30 seconds 20 seconds 10 seconds 5 seconds. And 60 minutes that's a lot for a delay but 30 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes 1 minute 30 seconds. And 20 seconds 10 seconds in 5 seconds, so I'm going to leave. It on 30 seconds because that's about. What I like hit enter going down. We got the multi shot modes I've got. That off you can set. It to multi shots here like 3 8 shots in a row 7 shot 6 5 4 3 2. Ithink it's just down to 3 2 shots. And then off I believe is the next. One next is a multi shot get to temperature.

And units Fahrenheit so. You can change that to Fahrenheit. Or Celsius if you're in Europe you're gonna want Celsius. If you're in America. You don't want Fahrenheit push enter. And then camera name. You can name the camera just by I've got a camera. And that's what it comes standard. Iusually don't name my cameras but. You can just name it by scrolling up. Or down to change the letters there. You can see I change them up. And down I'm gonna leave. It at camera okay next is the image data strip. This is the strip that's at the bottom. That gives all the bottom of the picture. That gives all the information like date time. And temperature that important information leaving. That on but you can actually turn. That off I guess there might be. Some functions you might want.

It off but you don't need. That information maybe you're not a hundred. And your hunter and you're using this but as a hunter you're probably going to wheel. Iwant to leave that on so. You have that information know. When to get out there. And get the blind motion test is. This just tests the motion tells. Whether it's on whether the motion is working the default settings. You can hit and it'll go back to the default settings time-lapse frequency. You can set it for I had. It set on one minute I'm going to show. That in a minute some time-lapse recently for this 30 seconds 20 seconds. Ibelieve it's almost the same settings of 10 seconds 5 seconds. And then 60 minutes so. It has the same as the still shot function.

And I'm gonna leave. It on 30 seconds actually. One minute that's what I usually put. If I'm doing time-lapse then. This has a cult function on the time-lapse. You can set I believe it's two three. And four hours you have one hour. You got an all-day setting for time-lapse then. You have a one-hour setting which is. One hour after sunup. Or not sunup excuse. It gets light enough the camera itself will recognize. One hour is in to light enough to. Where the camera can take. It'll take time-lapse for an hour in the morning and evening or two hours in the morning and evening or three hours. Or four hours in the morning and evening and then. You have the all-day function but I'm going to leave. This on the three-hour setting that's just. What I had it on before. And then next is the smart IR video off.

You can turn the IR video on to capture. You want then you have SD management off. Idon't need function. And then you got delete. And then video now usually the best the easiest way to do. That to deal with the video. Whatever is just take the card out. And stick it in your camera slot our excuse. Me your computer slot that's the easiest way to do. It does have functions. You can go in and out which is right here on the bottom. You can see that it's got a USB function. And then a TV in and out which. Ihave never used those functions. Ijust pull the card out it's not so much easier then. You got a software upgrade in case there's ever a soft green upgrade. That needs to take place. And then you're back to the cinema so. You can see this is very intuitive very easy to use so let's look at. Some video and pictures images as well as the time-lapse. And then I'll give you my final evaluation okay guys we're gonna start with the time-lapse mode.

Because it's just easier for me to deal with. It with my computer here as. You can see I got a Mac but. One of the drawbacks to Browning is. They did they don't have a Mac version so as always. It takes a Mac computer to run Windows properly so haha, so we're gonna I've actually got parallels on here so. Ican run Windows but basically. What you do is you'll get. These little files I don't know. You can see those little files there on the computer. These are time-lapse files. You just drag them and drop them into here. And it'll read them. And then you can actually play. Idon't know why it's not playing here but. Ijust like to drag. It anyways you grab. This little knob here. You can drag until looks like. It started taking pictures too early. It was still trying to figure out. What was daytime what was nighttime so. These are set at one minute apart so. You can see how it's taking pictures of one-minute intervals on February 6. Iactually did not have.

Any deer come in on. This to be able to give. That the time-lapse on. You can see me walking across their let. Me try to get this a little bit wider so. You can see I can axe see. Ican out won't make. It wider let's just have a full-screen mount mode. Ido not see a full-screen mode that's kind of irritating it may be on there but. Idon't see one trying to drag. It wider anyways don't know. How to run Windows but. You can drag this little bar. This is probably this is very helpful for seeing entry. And exit points for deer. If you've got if you're hunting over like a food plot. This is a pretty good function for your camera to have so it'll take.

These images for you on a time-lapse next is the steel images as. You can see from the still images. They take really good pictures. Ihave not done any color correction on these pictures images so. You kind of see what takes place. One of the things I did notice about the still images is. You know you get like fog. Or real moist mornings a lot of times the screen will be covered over which is kind of irritating but. Idon't think that's really a camera function it's just. More the issue of the lens fogging over which happens with a lot of cameras anyways at least. All the cameras I've ever had done. That on foggy mornings but nighttime images are really good as. You can see as well. One last thing these last two pictures here the.

It says a point for trigger speed. This thing is really fast. This doe right here coming up right there is. You can see the arrow just passed through. Or as she's ducking and then of course. This bird flying away is pretty cool the image captured. One as well so the video quality is not. That great it's a 720p it's its the very first high definition. That came out, so I would definitely say it's not professional level quality but it's its reasonable. You like I like to do video. Imainly use mine for still images nighttimes pretty good as well. This next one my friend actually shoots. This turkey you look on the far right-hand side of the screen. That far turkey Tom over there gets an arrow. And then he goes to go retrieve. It rights there and then we've actually bagged. That Turkey last year. You want to watch that video. You can watch it from last spring on my channel so anyways let.

You a summation of this alright guys let. You my final evaluation for the Browning Strikeforce 850 HD camera overall I'd give. This camera and a 5 star rating this is a great cam a very reliable it's gonna last. You a long time in the field you're in my opinion really can't go wrong with. This camera as far as the ease of use. It on the screen there it's very intuitive very easy to scroll through the menu to get. You need to go the mode enter button very easy to get to as well as the arrows up. And down and only and on switch not like three. Or four on a lot of cameras like. This Mountie m88 camera has like. You notice on it has three different switches. You can switch it up to. And half the time even know. What have those mean so it's difficult to get to but very intuitive to use the still pictures on.

This is great what you're seeing on the camera are on the video is about 4 megapixel. Because sometimes I'm gone from the property at weeks at a time. Idon't want to fill up my car as a 16-megapixel pixels but that's those are. Some pretty good images for this 4 megapixel images also the video a video is I'd give it a excuse. Me the still pictures. Igive a 5 star video I'd give it a 3 star. This is only 7 720p which is HD video but you've got to hire functions you've got a 1080p as well as 4k. And those are the two higher ones but so. That the video does well. If you'd like to take video of animals that's. It works okay but it's just not the greatest video it's definitely not professional level quality the time-lapse function works great won't see. Any problems there you have food plots. This is going to work really well for you the. One bad thing I can say about the camera is. This camo whatever. This camo dipping the process.

They use this camel's not gonna last on here very long. Even in the shade it's gonna fade in time pretty quickly I've got. One of these at my property that's in direct sunlight the other. One gets sunlight but not. One of them is almost completely white. That way after about four. Or five months of sitting in the Sun the other. One it's almost white but the camel is not gonna last very long but. It doesn't affect the functioning of the camera so for me that's not really a big deal. And then the last thing is the batteries there're six batteries in. This thing as I showed. You already but these batteries last a long time. Iget about four months out of six double-a batteries as compared to the Mountie. And 8088 this thing has eight batteries well. It takes eight batteries. Igot six in there it takes eight batteries. Iout of the eight batteries in. This camera I get about three months so very good time for the batteries.

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Alright y'all its time for another wet. And wild episode of trail camera pickup I'm back up here in the land of the machete people. And the Coyotes I had the camera set out last time on. This main trail here. We got those guys doing the advance of plant removal. All the coyotes and the big deer walking by right here. Ifollowed this animal trail right through here. And found this little group of pine trees here. Ithought would be a good spot. It looked like there might be. Some animals bed and down over here in. These Paul Meadows there's a lot of trails going through here but there's a camera right there. All right guys cross your fingers oh yeah. All right sweet 53 videos 53 videos. And 57% remaining battery life. Ithink last time I retrieved. It four weeks ago it was down to 60. Something and now shooting 53 videos over a three-week period it's down to 58% so. Ibrought my laptop out here with. Me I'm just going to go ahead. And dump these videos on the computer here. One thing I like to do. Ibring a laptop out with. Me is scroll down to the last video. And check the date and time in January 13th that's today 946 so. These two here are me picking up the camera so it's always reassuring to see.

That the camera worked the whole time. It out from start to finish so that's always good so. You go back up to the top here. You can see this was. And then it's got videos. All the way through to the day. And picked it up so that's awesome so. These together and show them to. Now alright that was a pretty good spot. This little interception here with. These three trails kind of come together seem to pay off. It was cool to see that deer in the turkey together I've seen. One other time down in the fakahatchee I'm wondering if the deer. And the turkey kind of pal around with. Each other and walk around as kind of like a dual predator detection. They kind of help each other out. Now we're gonna go pick up camera number two here right off here in. More Cypress area so. Iwanted to see we can get.

Some variety so we'll go pick. One up see what we get. This area here looks like it's been rooted up by the Hogs. And there's a trail. That goes right into. This little Cypress dome here. Where it's all under water so the Hogs probably go in there. We got our camera right over here a couple hundred feet away to the right, so we've probably got. Some of those guys their shoes. All right, so I looked pretty good has a pretty sweet camo job a camo. What for the humans so. They don't see I don't care. How animals don't notice. Idon't want any humans walking around here seeing it so. Itry to hire them as best. Idon't think there's too. Many humans walking around here especially with. It being as flooded as. This is the camera that got attacked by the bear down in the swamp.

That has the big dent in my sensor cover there from his tooth hopefully. It doesn't affect the performance. Any let's turn it on sea. If it's still working oh yeah sweet ninety-four videos sweet awesome seventy eighty percent remaining battery life so ninety-four videos in four weeks. And the Cypress Creek Natural Area on. This little trail here let's go put them on the computer. What we get so looks pretty good has a pretty sweet camo job.

All right you guys it's time for another super awesome exciting episode of trail camera pick up I'm sorry I'm talking really fast but I've already been in here a couple times. Iknow what's on this camera. This place is infested with bears. And it's dark and it's raining and lightning and I'm scared. Iwant to get out of here. All right all kidding aside today is the 4th of July. This camera out on June the 3rd so it's been out for almost a whole month. Icame back and checked. It a couple times one time. And checked I saw a big hole in the sensor cover so. Iknew a bear had taken a bite out of. Icame back the next week with a roll of clear packing tape. And put over the hole just hoping it would keep the rain out, so I'm anxious to see. If is still working but. And checked it a couple times. It got a lot of bears on there. And a couple Panthers so you're about to see. Some good stuff I can get past. These Gators and snakes who. Idid have a runnin already with a little Gator. This morning I was back doing my ghost orchid thing and turned around there's a little baby Gator behind.

It was doing his little baby Gator call so. Iknow mama was probably close by stop making. That noise it calls mama leave. Me alone I'm busy All right 123 feet to go coming out onto Brokeback trail right here. This is the trail where I've had the camera set out quite a. Few times in the past no it's full of bears. This is Brokeback Trail. You got to walk all hunched over to get through pretty tight. All right this is my spot there's the camera right there. It up in this little opening this is about as clear as you're gonna get on. This little trail but. This branch was laying across the trail here. Ithought that would be a good little focal point for animals to be walking by. And a deer jumping over. Or maybe bears are Panthers so hopefully. That worked but here's the camera right here. You can see my hole right there in the sensor cover. Ihad a clear packing tape over. It looks like it's holding pretty good I'm really not kidding I am a little bit scared.

All the Bears that I've seen on. This camera I know there's. One liable to come by. Any minute and plus it's raining a lightning and thundering we want to get the heck out of here so let's see what's going on here oh yeah sweet but. These cameras are awesome. These cameras been through two hurricanes it's been through prescribed burns. This survived being flooded for three weeks under water. And the fakahatchee. All right there and a survived countless bear attacks so let's go take. This SD card home put them on the computer. What we get but I want to get the heck out of here cuz it's dark. And there're bears oh good luck. All right good luck see ya did. You guys see that whoo. Idon't want to hear. More comments down below about my skinny Florida bears. That was the bear that ate Miami right there yeah that's right fatty I'm talking about. You don't you go find a treadmill let's get out of here before. He comes back it's a one-week checkup.

Ican see a big hole in the center cover so. Iknow a bear's been in there. Iwasn't even going to open. It up but I need to check. It out makes sure it's still working freaking bears damn. It freakin hole right in the camera. Idon't know there's too. Many bears in here the camera still seems to be working after the hole got put in my sensor cover there I'm just gonna leave. It I'll be back in a couple weeks straight. All right good luck alright guys. This is the 3-week checkup heading into Brokeback trail here. All right you bears look out I'm coming in who doesn't look like. More bear damage since I've been here last weekend whoo. You can see the big tooth mark right there. And my sensor cover from one. That bear grabbed all right here's my in the field repair. Some clear packing tape put. It over the hole right there want to test. It out sees it works by in the field repair job compete let's just hope. It keeps the rain out get the heck out of here before bear comes see ya I'm really not kidding I am a little bit scared.

All the bills that I've seen on. This camera I know there's. One why but come back. Any minute plus it's raining lightning and thunder. We want to get the heck out of here.

All right so I'm back with. Another trail camera review. This is the Browning dark ops HD pro it's for sure the best camera we've ever owned. Ithink they're they range from like a hundred forty bucks to. One hundred and seventy bucks. And they're like I said by far best camera we've ever owned it's just an amazing camera for the money. One thing I really like about. This camera is its just really small compact as. You can see it's both big as my fist it's just a real nice small compact camera. And has a real nice HD display on. You can go through it the options. And stuff and it's really user-friendly really easy to set up lots of different options to set. It up at and it's like. Isaid it's got a little screen so. You can kind of point. Where you're aiming so. You don't really have to like guess. You know what you can see. It on the screen when you're set. It up to kind of figure out. Where you're you want to aim. You know that's real nice and like. Isaid just a really user-friendly. And definitely the nighttime quality of. This camera is like out of. This world it's got real crystal clean nighttime videos. And pictures a lot better. Some other cameras we've had. We have an exodus lift to I'll be doing a review on. That probably in a couple months.

Whenever one out of the other woods right. Now it's out there one of our food plots. And obviously this being the dark ops. It is a black flash LED camera. Iwas looking at night. Iwas taking pictures. Icouldn't see any LEDs. Nothing and which is good but. It out there the deer. Or definitely still looking at a little bit. They can see it but the main thing is as long as it's not like flashing red like. Most of the cheaper ones do. And browning has a bunch of red flash cameras too but. Iwould definitely recommend getting the dark flash cameras especially. You put them out on your own private land but for public land. Iwouldn't really go for anything really much. Then 80 bucks because you're taking a risk of. Someone stealing it so but like. Isaid it's got the black LEDs but the deer no matter. What you used they still can see a little bit. They can still census there but again a really good camera. And I'll include a bunch of videos. And pictures at the end, so I'll stick.

It out until then and I'm gonna get into setting it up here. And showing you the display. Everything in just a second. You know the one nice thing I really like about. This camera is multiple ways to mount. This it's got the nine millimeter camera a stick. And pick mount which. Ilike to use you can get three a three packs of these for about ten bucks which is real nice. You can just screw it in here screw. That into the tree what I like to use the. Most but as you can see it's also got. This strap you can put the strap through. It comes with a strap too but. Ikind of lost and the nice thing about. This camera is this thing rotates so let's say. You want to put it up on a tree here's the tree. You can put it up higher in a tree facing down so that's real nice. You don't have to find like a stick. And wedge it in there.

That nice angle it's got the angle already. You just tighten this up so that's. One thing real nice about. This camera it's got multiple different ways to mount. It onto a tree which is real nice. All right so let's get in here. Now turn I don't really know. What the size of this display is but it's not too big but just big enough for you can see I'm kind of recording with my phone there. This right here's the battery eject button it's pretty hard to slide. You almost have to use like a screwdriver. And it'll pop out the battery compartment. It uses six doublea's which is nice. Most cameras use eight. These are the original batteries in. It we're at about 37% right. And we've had we've been using these batteries since like. Ibelieve August late August.

Something like we got the camera. It was like late January. Now anyways to get more in the settings. This mode button you can see date time mode trailers pictures capture delay so it's got picture quality here lowest for megapixels medium high. And ultra I just leave. It on a high could probably. Even leave it on medium. This thing uses up SD cards pretty quick. And multi shot I usually leave. It on a two shot but it's got three shot for shot. All the way up to eight short bursts. And multi shot off is just. One picture so let's leave. It on to go back up here capture delay. One second five second ten second. All the way up to actually an hour that's for the time-lapse so it's got time-lapse that's true like. You can have your cash delay it's it'll take a picture every 60 minutes every 30 minutes. Whatever you want here let's go back up video capture delay again video quality it's got high. And ultra just leave. You just leave that high video length.

It goes down to yeah 5 seconds 10 seconds 20 seconds. Iwas just leaving on 20 seconds 20 seconds. Or 30 seconds is usually. What I use and it's got a minute to minute so 2 minutes is the longest videos it'll take. And then looks like night. We got long-range I don't really know. What this means you just leave. It on long-range smart infrared. Idon't really know. That means got temperature units in full strip. You can turn I don't know why you want to have. It off so leave it always on it's got. This other stuff here. You can name the trail camera. You can delete actually. All the pictures on here which probably wouldn't really want to do. And then back to the beginning here alright so that's basically setting it up like. Isaid it's pretty self-explanatory real nice size display easy to see it's just real nice camera overall. And then I forgot to explain. This so let's say you're in here. Everything all set up. You leave and shut the door. It won't do anything they'll just stay on.

You gotta hit the mode button. And then it'll start its countdown right here ten nine eight seven down to zero. When you're done so like. Isaid real self-explanatory real nice camera oh. And it's got 12-volt external power. We usually use these in the winter time like right. It gets really cold. Even our Energizer's. Or lithium batteries died out in the cold. You get like down at negative twenty degrees here so it's got. That option too which is real nice just overall a real nice camera. All right so this right here is on the 22nd of January. This year I guess as. You can tell it's snowing right here. You can still make out like. Each book looks like. Iknow sometimes the horns kind of blur together. And it's hard to tell which book is. What when they're walking along. This is a nicer bug. This is in September right here. You can't disappear. Though after September unfortunately.

All right so as you just heard the volume sounds pretty good one. This camera you can hear the Bucks fighting buck scrutton deer running around in the background it's just cool to hear. Ireally like one of the cameras on video just. You get a whole other perspective instead of just. You know pictures of a deer walking by during the video. You get it's almost like you're hunting and you're sitting right there watch the deer just it's so much cooler in my opinion to have videos instead of just still shot pictures like. This buck right here. It would've taken a couple pictures. It would take probably like. Or two blurry plate pictures. Iwouldn't even be able to figure out. What deer I was walking by its just a big buck.

You know and same thing with. You know just so cool to see. That big majestic whitetail like. That up close it's just really neat. And right here I was just. Iwas just videoing it off the computer screen right here but other videos. Iused the SD card reader. And screen recorder on my phone so right here I'm videoing off of a computer screen. And still looks pretty decent well. That about wraps up. This video I really hope. You enjoyed and yeah the Browning dark ops HD pro our first Browning camera. Iam really impressed with.