Strong leaps in both cellular and non-cellular technology will have you seeing more game this year.
SPYPOINT FORCE-PRO Trail Camera. Looking for your next trail camera to deliver more detail so you can make better hunting and management decisions? Photos taken by the new FORCE-PRO are captured with 30MP of resolution, for incredible detail and contrast between objects. We’ve all been fooled by pesky tree branches that make a buck look
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bigger—or even, make a doe look like a buck. Videos can be captured in 4K, so when you view it later, it’s like you were in the woods seeing it for yourself. You’ll also benefit from a trigger speed of less than a quarter-second, and a detection range over 100 feet. Like all non-cellular SPYPOINT cameras, the FORCE-PRO comes with a 16GB Class 10 SD card so your camera is instantly field-ready.
SPYPOINT LINK-S-DARK Cellular Trail Camera. Trail cameras have come a long way in reducing the human impact of scouting, but not eliminated it. The new LINK-S-DARK is designed to offer hunters all the scouting information they could hope for, while doing more to limit intrusion than any other trail camera before it. As part of the LTE-network connected LINK series from SPYPOINT, the LINK-S-DARK transfers photos out by the cellular network in the area, so you can stop making disruptive weekly trips to pull cards; you can now see what is happening via the free SPYPOINT app. In addition, the LINK-S-DARK uses integrated solar panel and lithium battery technology that greatly extends battery life. The HIT (Hybrid Illumination Technology) flash system further reduces pressure on game by allowing you to select one of four flash settings, including the invisible no-glow setting. Trigger speed is a blistering 0.07 of a second, so fewer animals are missed. Like all other SPYPOINT cellular trail cameras, the LINK-S-DARK is available in two carrier models. Because photo transmission plans are managed in the SPYPOINT app, and purchased directly from SPYPOINT, hunters can select the carrier that offers the best, most-reliable cellular signal instead of being forced to purchase a camera based on their personal cell phone carrier.
