Our cellular trail cameras send photos directly to your phone or desktop, giving hunters visibility into game trails and feeding stations without a trip to the field. Choose from a range of detection distances, flash types, and power options to match your specific setup and terrain.
Whether you're scouting a remote property or monitoring a feeding station, the right cellular trail camera comes down to detection range, flash type, power setup, and the data plan that fits how often you expect activity.
For a complete scouting and feeding system, pair your camera with a Moultrie feeder to track activity where it matters. Looking for the broader lineup? See our full trail camera collection, including camera accessories and bundles and kits to complete your setup.
Check your camera from your phone or desktop, wherever you're at. The Moultrie Mobile app lets you manage camera settings, view photos remotely, and get notified the moment your camera detects motion, no trip to the field required. Choose a data plan and activate your camera directly in the app to start receiving photos right away.
Most cellular trail cameras work with a monthly or seasonal data plan through the Moultrie Mobile app to send photos over a cellular network. Plans vary based on how many photos you expect to receive.
A cellular trail camera needs a cell signal from its carrier network to send photos automatically. Without coverage, the camera will still capture and store images using its built-in memory, but photos won't transmit until it's back in range.
Moultrie's cellular trail cameras offer up to a 100-foot detection and flash range, which covers most food plots, feeding stations, and trail setups. Trigger speed ranges from 0.30 to 0.50 seconds, so faster-moving game on active trails is better matched with a camera on the quicker end of that range.