Good video! The cellular connected game cams brings up a question. When I am out exploring our central Florida backwoods, there are a lot of areas where I have zero cell coverage. Is this an issue with the game cam? Say one puts one out in BFE along the St John's way down in Osceloa County far from any signal as far as my phones, it will work and notify you if you were in say Geneva? Thanks for any 411
That’s one thing I was super confused on when getting into the cellular cameras. Some cameras come with 2 SIM cards ATT and Verizon. When you get to the spot you want to set it see what SIM card gives you the best signal. I ran a camera with 1 bar and poor reception and it worked ok for me. I always carry an old school camera incase I run into that problem but so far I’ve had service everywhere I’ve put it and I’m out where my phone has no bars. I run the moultrie edge that has built in SIM card and no sd card slots but has internal memory. I love those cameras and I probably won’t change to any other camera. You don’t have to have Verizon or Att to run the cellular data its just used to connect and you pay for the plan threw the app for the camera. I purchase 1000 photo plan at a time and it’s around $20.00. The cameras are a game changer and it’s one of the best purchases I’ve bought to really help me scout without having to travel and hike miles into the woods weekly to check the cameras. I hope this helps but my best advice would be to definitely buy one and give it a try.
@@centralfloridafisherman9931 Ok 👍, well explained and now makes sense. This question had me super confused and thank you for taking your time to answer and explain it all! Good stuff and best of luck on future hunts and adventures!
Sorry about that I guess I really need to buy a mic for when I’m hunting and adjust my audio better. Thanks for the feedback I’ll work on making it better in future videos.
"Lemme taste some of that" 😂😂
Lol believe me that’s the last thing I wanna taste. I hope all is well with the family we gotta get together soon.
Good video! The cellular connected game cams brings up a question. When I am out exploring our central Florida backwoods, there are a lot of areas where I have zero cell coverage. Is this an issue with the game cam? Say one puts one out in BFE along the St John's way down in Osceloa County far from any signal as far as my phones, it will work and notify you if you were in say Geneva? Thanks for any 411
That’s one thing I was super confused on when getting into the cellular cameras. Some cameras come with 2 SIM cards ATT and Verizon. When you get to the spot you want to set it see what SIM card gives you the best signal. I ran a camera with 1 bar and poor reception and it worked ok for me. I always carry an old school camera incase I run into that problem but so far I’ve had service everywhere I’ve put it and I’m out where my phone has no bars. I run the moultrie edge that has built in SIM card and no sd card slots but has internal memory. I love those cameras and I probably won’t change to any other camera. You don’t have to have Verizon or Att to run the cellular data its just used to connect and you pay for the plan threw the app for the camera. I purchase 1000 photo plan at a time and it’s around $20.00. The cameras are a game changer and it’s one of the best purchases I’ve bought to really help me scout without having to travel and hike miles into the woods weekly to check the cameras. I hope this helps but my best advice would be to definitely buy one and give it a try.
@@centralfloridafisherman9931 Ok 👍, well explained and now makes sense. This question had me super confused and thank you for taking your time to answer and explain it all! Good stuff and best of luck on future hunts and adventures!
The audio is super quiet
Sorry about that I guess I really need to buy a mic for when I’m hunting and adjust my audio better. Thanks for the feedback I’ll work on making it better in future videos.