3G Bigfoot Trail Camera - Affordable Data Plan and Easy Setup - Cellular Game Camera- 5, 8, 12mp/1080P Wireless Wildlife Camera-Security Camera- Send Pictures Most Cellphones and Email Addresses

UPDATE: 10-25-2018 I have 3 of these cameras now. They all work great. Sometime cell coverage is a little spotty, but it isn't the camera most of the time. I had an issue with an antenna, couldn't even get a bar. Wrote the company and replaced super quick (2 days) no questions asked. I'm back up and running. Customer service goes along way to building a strong customer base. Thanks you Morgan and Western Recreation Industries!This is my first Cellular Trail Camera. I use this in MD, PA and NH all year long. This camera has been inside out of the weather for 3 days this year. The camera works great, in fact maybe a little too good. because every time the alert on my phone goes off with a new picture I get super excited to see what's going on in the woods. Built tough, great pics, easy to program, low cellular package. I spend a little less time in the woods and more time with my family in the off season!

Super easy setup, I have Metro PCS so I wasn’t sure if it would be compatible, but I think it will work with any carrier as long as you can get a signal. The camera picked up 3 bars of signal in my hunting location where my cell phone only gets one or two bars, and that’s with the standard antenna that comes with the camera. Camera was really consistent in taking pics day or night and sending them to my email within a minute. The wide angle shots are nice as they allow you to see more, but it does take away from picture clarity a bit. But still good enough pics to tell if it’s a big buck or just a spike or die. Overall, a great camera for the price, and I give five stars because it’s so fun and easy to use compared to other cellular cameras.

This is the second season that I’ve use this camera, I purchased 4 of them last year. They work extremely well. There is a glitch with the camera sending direct sms to my cellPhone. It was an easy fix. I set up a special email account just for the four cameras. Then I set up a forward on the email account to my cell phone. What you plug in for the forwarding info is dependent on your cell phone provider/carrier. Now I get text messages every time the camera is triggered. Open my email account on my cell phone after getting an alert to see clear long range (150’ in day and about 75’ at night)Now....here is what made me a life longCustomer !I outsmarted myself by setting on the of cameras up with a password meaning I could not access it to get it going this year. I called customer service and he informed me that there is no way for me to reset the camera. So he SENT ME A NEW ONE! No charge! And I sent them My old one.They didn’t even charge shipping on either end. How is that for service !??I hope these people stay in business a long time. This is a great product, easy to use and set up and I feel a lot more secure during our high season months having these cameras installed on my property.Thanks BIGFOOT!!!

These cameras are easy to use but come with there fair share of issues. I have owned the 3G camera for awhile now and it was at the time of purchase a great buy. But since att stopped supporting MMS messages over 3G network it's become a hassle to get pictures in a timely fashion through email. I use these cameras on traps that are cellularly controlled to catch pigs. The camera tells me when to set the trap when all the pigs are inside. Bigfoot designed the 4G to combat the issue of not receiving text message pictures. The first picture is the 4G camera. It has a very very small angle of view. The second and 3rd picture is the 3G camera in the same tree on the same HME trail cam mount. The 2 antenna 4G camera receives more cell service than the single antenna with a 12' antenna extension. Over all, these cheap cameras are similar in quality. If you want a wider angle of view, stick with the 3G. If you need to put a camera in a more remote part of the country with low cell signal use the 4G. Regardless the battery life is extremely short. I put batteries in these cameras with the camera set to minimal settings and before a week has gone by the batteries drop enough to effect the cameras operation. As the batteries lose power the camera starts to fail at sensing objects in front of it. Yes they sell a solar panel battery pack, but the camera should last longer than this. The 3G will recieve pictures through email and the 4G will receive pictures through text or email. The app that is connected to these cameras can be finicky. Sometimes when you send a command to change a setting the camera will stop sending pictures but continue to take pictures. When this happens the camera will pop up no sim and the camera must be hard reset losing all settings. Overall this camera recieved a 3 out of 5 stars from me. One lost for battery life and the other for terrible reception compared to its later model. 5 if the batteries lasted longer.

Pictures are slow to be sent, but they arrive. Picture quality is ok, nothing to celebrate, but the camera does work and works consistently/ worth every dollar