Bushnell Trophy Cam HD

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posted on April 23, 2013
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4/23/2013

With 8 MP image resolution and HD video standard on every unit, the Bushnell Trophy Cam HD line of trail cameras represents one of the most effective scouting tools on the market for today’s prepared hunter.

Four new models are packed with features to help hunters more effectively monitor game activity around the clock, including: one-year battery life and superior image clarity, along with hybrid capture mode, hyper PIR, freeze frame shutter and an ultra-low flash mode. A massive 32 GB SD card can store more than 20,000 images.

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