Sure, deer season might be over, but hunting season isn’t. It’s time to break out the calls for some hard-charging predator action. It’s cold out and the fury-fanged critters are hungry, now is the time to get after your local fawn killers.
For more than five years, Brett Williams and Steven Caudell have pursued a ministry put upon their hearts to help others through their love of bowhunting whitetail deer. To say their efforts have been and continue to be successful is an understatement.
Cellular trail cameras allow you to see what’s happening on your property when you’re not there. This makes them great for scouting deer, but there are so many more uses for your cell cams outside of hunting season. Here’s a few options that beg for a cellular trail camera.
The new Moultrie Mobile Delta Base cellular trail camera has arrived at retail and is available now for purchase. The Base combines a best-in-class image sensor with an all-new backend platform to deliver the image quality and reliability every hunter expects.
Jordan Barnes has been hunting for 28 years and developed a love and passion for creation and hunting deer and specifically wild turkeys from a young age. He grew to love hunting turkey and deer in a DIY atmosphere — and often from the ground with a bow — which is documented on his YouTube channel “Close Proximity”. “I feel as if the moments I cherish being closer to wildlife draw me closer to God at times,” said Barnes. “Those times come from the struggles of being places I’ve never been. It’s downright brutal at times figuring it all out but I would never trade those experiences for anything.”
November is the month whitetail hunters covet, but sometimes one month is not enough to fill a tag. Whether you did not get it done in November or have an extra tag for a late-season opportunity, there are plays to make December and beyond a winner.
Like seeing big bucks? Want to learn how to use trail cameras to successfully harvest big bucks? Then you don’t want to miss Season 2 of Image Autopsy! The Last Breath TV crew will break down the details of using trail cameras to harvest monster bucks in this 5-part series. Check it out!
With the addition of the new weather feature in the Moultrie Mobile app, hunters can use one app to view trail camera images, maps, and now see daily, hourly, and weekly weather info like: wind direction and speed, temps, pressure reading, sunrise and sunset times and more!
Cellular trail cameras have become a game changer for hunters. Being able to receive images from the field onto a cell phone is invaluable. Getting up-to-the-minute intel on game movement allows you to confidently choose which stand to hunt and when.
