Trailcampro Staff Blog

You won’t believe the monster deer that prairieimages.com has.  They also have a sweet blog you must read.

Big thanks to Tom Marchant for these groundhog pictures from his Moultrie trail camera!!!

I love when our customers send us their favorite trail camera pictures.  I love them whether they are of squirrels, birds, deer, turkeys - doesn’t matter.  If you guys and gals take the time out of your day to send us your favorite pictures that just tickles me to death.  I’m especially fond of the exotic animals our friends from overseas send us.

The Ocelot picture below (from a Bushnell Trophy Cam) is courtesy of Brady B. down in Costa Rica!  That is one gorgeous animal!  The next three pictures are from Miguel B. in Portugal!  They were taken in Montesino Natural Park (with a Cuddeback Capture).  The first pictures is of the endangered European Wild Cat (carrying a brown hare) and the bottom two pics are of an endangered Iberian Wolf!  Awesome, gorgeous pictures!

Once again, I just love all the picture our customers send us, we really appreciate them.  Please keep them coming (nick@trailcampro.com)!!!

Ocelot, Costa Rica!!!

European Wild Cat (carrying dinner)

Iberian Wolf

Iberian Wolf

We have a bunch of the new Bushnell Trophy Cam XLT cameras in stock and ready to ship now.  We are in the process of testing and reviewing this model so look for that in the future as well.  In the meantime, we are still giving away a 2 gig SD card and free domestic shipping with the XLT.

Big thanks to Luigie from Sierra de la Culebra for sending in these awesome wolf pictures!  If you would like to share your favorite trail cam pictures, email me at nick@trailcampro.com.

Have you seen the new Bushnell Trophy Cam XLT?  It has everything you love about last year’s Trophy Cam with some upgrades.  16 Gig SD card capacity (up from 2 gig), moon and temperature display, wide screen video (720p), and 32 Infrared LEDs as opposed to 24.  We will have them in shortly.  Here are some more pictures of the new Bushnell Trophy Cam XLT.

Our friends at IdeaWild sent us these camera trap pictures from Madagascar!  Zach Farris was on the research team for Virginia Tech when they captured these two AWESOME pictures of the two Fossa and the Silky Sifaka.  You are looking at two very rare species.  If you would like to donate to Ideawild (they provide funds to a ton of different biological research projects throughout the world), here is how.

Brad K. found an even better way to use his Bushnell Trophy Cam by capturing his proposal!  Congratulations Brad!

Tom Marchant sent in this Scoutguard picture.  Can you see what is in it?  Look closer!  Bottom left.  Got it?  Do you know what kind of birds those are?  If not, read below the picture.

Flicker!  Who got it right?