We have all found that perfect spot—The kind of spot where whitetails come in from every direction. This spot can differ for many – a pinch point, a killer food plot, or a big community scrape. In the past, we have had to hang multiple cameras, facing every direction and still we were unsure if we were capturing everything. Especially, those big, old, wary bucks who have a knack for eluding your cameras. Cameras, batteries, and SD cards are not cheap and when you begin to add it all up and if you have multiple cameras pointed every direction it can be a costly and inefficient way to monitor your favorite spots.
There must be a better way to cover these areas, right? In the past there wasn’t but once again, Stealth Cam has answered the call and delivered with the Stealth Cam Revolver Pro 360⁰ and Revolver 360⁰ cellular trail cameras. Just like its name, the Revolver can revolve and cover up to 360 degrees at one time! The Revolver is six cameras in one! This capability makes it a perfect fit for that secret spot of yours. When I saw this camera hitting the market, I could not wait to get my hands on it.
The Revolver Pro 360⁰ model, was my camera of choice and offers 4, 8, 16, 40 Megapixel photo options and 1440P QHD video with audio, and 100 feet detection range. The Revolver 360⁰ offers a slightly lower megapixel photo, peaking at 36 MP and 1080 HD video and a shorter detection range at 80 feet. The increase detection range of the Pro is why I chose that model but I’m certain you cannot go wrong with either version.
I purchased four of the Revolver Pro 360⁰s and placed one in each of our food plots. I have been blown away by the detection range and photo quality so far. The 360-degree coverage has been a game changer. We can monitor our entire plots now with just one camera.
They come with a T-post adapter that was super easy to set up and great for the 360-degree setting. You can also set the camera on 180-degree mode or select only one of the six detection zones and use it as a traditional camera if you would like. I am satisfied these other modes work just fine but I have not been able to turn it off the 360 degrees because I don’t want to miss a thing! Pair it with a 12V battery and a solar panel you will not have to visit the camera for months at a time.
Stealth Cam “nailed it” with the Revolver Pro 360⁰ and Revolver 360⁰ cellular trail cameras. Showing the industry, once again, that they are a major step ahead of the rest of the pack. In my opinion, it is not even close. Don’t just take my word for it; visit Stealth Cam today and get yours and see for yourself.