All articles tagged with #trail cameras
A roundup of five innovative hunting gadgets—AI-powered trail cameras (SPYPOINT), scent-control tools to mask human odor, GPS dog collars (Garmin TT15X), animal-specific hearing amplifiers (TETRA AmpPods), and electronic call devices (Western Rivers Mantis PRO 100)—designed to improve identification, tracking, and efficiency in the field, with notes on price ranges, setup tips, and potential limitations or legality in certain areas.
The article explores four effective ways to set up home security systems without relying on Wi-Fi, including cellular backup, Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices, offline NVR systems, and noncellular trail cameras, offering options for enhanced privacy, reliability, and independence from internet connectivity.
Investigators are asking for the public's help in locating Aaron Pennington, a murder suspect wanted in connection with the shooting death of his wife in Gardner, Massachusetts. Residents with trail cameras or surveillance cameras in the area are urged to contact the police. The search is focused on a heavily wooded area, and authorities believe Pennington is still alive and armed. The public is advised not to approach him but to report any sightings to the police. The investigation is ongoing, and residents are asked to remain vigilant.
Trail cameras in the Canadian Rocky Mountains captured footage of a grizzly bear chasing a group of feral horses. The Help Alberta Wildies Society posted the footage on its Facebook page. The feral horse population in Alberta is managed by the provincial government to minimize impacts on rangeland productivity for grazing and other wildlife. Biologists argue that grizzly bears preying on feral horses is just another link in the wild food chain.