3, 5 or 8 game cameras – which camera package should you choose?
3, 5 or 8 game cameras?
The right number depends primarily on how many fixed locations you want to monitor at the same time. More cameras reduce the need to move cameras between feeding areas, game trails, blinds, and open areas.
| Package | Contents | Best for | Package discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-camera package | 3 × HuntLive 4G LIVE | Smaller and medium-sized hunting areas | 10% |
| 5-camera package | 5 × HuntLive 4G LIVE | Larger territories and more fixed key locations | 15% |
| 8-camera package | 6 × HuntLive 4G LIVE + 2 × HuntLive Panorama | Larger hunting consortia and wide coverage | 20% |
3 cameras – for the most important locations
Three cameras are ideal if you want to monitor, for example, a feeding area, a game trail, and a blind at the same time. All three are 4G HuntLive with live viewing, 940 nm no-glow, 0.3-second response time, a range of up to approximately 25 meters, a 15,600 mAh battery, and a solar panel.
5 cameras – for a larger territory
Five cameras make it possible to monitor multiple game trails, feeding areas, forest clearings, and entrances without moving the equipment around. The cameras are the same HuntLive 4G LIVE model as in the 3-pack.
8 cameras – combine fixed no-glow with panorama
The 8-pack consists of six standard HuntLive 4G LIVE cameras and two HuntLive Panorama cameras. The six fixed cameras prioritize 940 nm no-glow and longer range, while the two Panorama cameras can be rotated 240° and tilted 100° from your mobile phone. This provides a combination of discreet fixed observation points and flexible cameras for open areas.
Quick recommendation
Three central locations: 3-pack. Larger area with more fixed points: 5-pack. Maximum coverage and need for both fixed and remote-controlled cameras: 8-pack.
