No problem - and stop me if you’ve heard this before - as you can make sure that doesn’t happen.in the app! Seeing a trend yet? This buck was a regular the few couple weeks of September. And I know what you’re probably thinking - you don’t want your phone going off every time a critter walks past the camera while you’re trying to sleep at 2:30 in the morning. There were even several instances where it was abundantly clear that deer were running through the field, and there was an impressive lack of blur. From evening feeding sessions in the late summer nights, to cruises in the middle-of-the-night, the Reactor managed to capture everything. And from the beginning of August until now, that’s exactly what I got - an overabundance of images. That was my strategy for this review - put the Reactor in a place I knew would get plenty of action. It took almost a week before I was getting pictures on a consistent basis, but the quality - and quantity - of photos was worth the wait. Trust me though they’ll be back - particularly if the camera was placed in a food plot or near a different source of food. Not only did you intrude, but you left your scent behind while doing it. Need to make an adjustment to the Reactor’s settings? It’s all right in front of you.Īs with any trail camera you hang in the field, just remember that it’s probably going to take a few days for deer to be comfortable with the area again. It really couldn’t be any easier, and once you take a little bit of time to familiarize yourself, you’ll be maneuvering around without any hesitation. Need to increase your burst interval? You guessed it. Want to change your upload frequency? Use the app. Want to toggle between photo and video mode? Make the change on the app. Once everything is set up, you can pretty much do and see everything you might need inside the app.
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To connect the unit to your app, simply scan the QR code on the inside of the camera door and follow the provided instructions. After you place the Reactor in the field, you’re completely at the controls via a cell phone app - something that is consistent with other cellular trail cameras as well - and the one compatible with Stealth Cam is called COMMAND.
Now, fast-forward to today, where modern technological advances have once again opened up more doors that were nonexistent just a few years ago - via cell-cam technology. And that capability has continued to evolve as the years have gone by. Why is that? Well, in the simplest terms, trail cameras have allowed us to do something that had never been done before - keep eyes on the deer herd when we’re not able to be in the woods scouting with boots on the ground.
From the mammoth-sized, battery-eating units of years gone by to today’s high-tech scouting tools, trail cameras have been a popular topic of conversation among bowhunters - make that all hunters, in fact - since their inception. Like most archery equipment on the market today, trail cameras have undergone steady improvement, and that process has been fascinating to watch over the years.
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