Archives for April 2020

Buy Your Trail Cameras Made in the USA

Coronovirus was a wakeup call for most Americans including our favorite President Trump. We all got blind-sided by buying everything from China. I am going to do my little bit in promoting only US made products and yes these manufacturers are still here. For all the Bigfoot hunters and hunters in general, now is the time to buy your trail cameras made in the USA.

There are other reasons for promoting US made products like Trail cameras.

Encounters USA – the new podcast is finishing fifty podcasts and it’s 2020 – that means it’s time for a new YouTube trailer. Check it out and see what Encounters USA is all about.

No spying for foreign countries
Quality is top-notch
Durability
Accessibility
Innovation.
Price- you get what you pay for.

These few features are standard nowadays:

Our Recommendations

As these cameras are kept under the sky throughout their lifespan, a sturdy body and seamless performance both during day and night are mandatory.
The image resolution should be around 12-14MP while video resolution should be 1080P, however, 720P is also useful for general purposes.
Choose cameras with higher motion sensors and superior night vision supported by Infrareds.
You need no-glow or red-glow cameras to keep the animals comfortable in their habitat.
Battery life should be higher and so is applicable for trigger speed to ensure you do not miss any minute moment.
Durability, wide FOV, weather resistance, especially waterproofing and affordable price are also some of the factors to remember while choosing the best trail camera for your purpose.

RECONYX

Since 2002, RECONYX has been designing and manufacturing the best performing, most reliable trail cameras available. Our new NoGlow GEN3 High Output Infrared night vision reaches out to 150 feet! Our new Image Sensor provides High Definition images and videos. The night time images are crisp and clear with no graininess or blurring, while the day time photos are rich in color and clarity. All this, at a lower price point than we have ever offered before! In the end, you really do get what you pay for. So, why not invest in an American Made Trail Cam that will be there for you year after year, guaranteed.

Cuddeback

Cuddeback’s Dual Flash revolutionizes trail cameras. No other camera on the market can do what Dual Flash does.Featuring an industry leading ¼ second trigger speed that captures the deer that so many other cameras would miss. Add Super-Fast Recovery Speed that is ready for the next picture within 1 second of taking the first, and the result is Cuddeback can capture 2 photos before many cameras can capture the first. ACaddeback added a ton of cool and innovative features, such as Zone Control, separate day/night delays, fully customizable time lapse and many more.

More Reasons to Buy Your Trail Cameras Made in the USA

Reconyx HyperFire 2 HF2X Covert IR Camera

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$407.02

RECONYX HyperFire 2 HF2X Gen3 3MP 720p 150′ Night Vision

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$445.48

Cuddeback CuddeLink J Series Long Range IR Trail Camera (8 Pack)

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$1499.99

Cuddeback CuddeLink Wireless Long Range IR Game Trail Cameras

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$769.99

RECONYX HyperFire 2 HL2XTAN Gen3 3.1MP 720p Outdoor Covert IR Trail Camera, 100′ Night Vision

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$489.75

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Encounters USA

Matthew Heines is an author and veteran of the US 82nd Airborne Division with over twenty years of experience teaching in the USA, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman. Matthew Heines has six books currently in publication titled, My Year in Oman, Another Year in Oman, Killing Time in Saudi Arabia, Deceptions of the Ages, The Rainier Paradigm and Heinessights: Wisdom for the Ages. Currently living near Seattle, in Washington State, Matthew Heines is active in politics and has run, and is currently running for the US House of Representatives.

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Is the China Virus The World’s Modern Frankenstein Tale?

Which is the Real Frankenstein:
Coronavirus or the US Government?

Before we begin, what do you think? Is the China Virus the world’s modern Frankenstein tale?

In this special one-hour presentation host Matthew Heines discusses the Coronavirus and the similarities between Mary Shelley’s monster and the monster unleashed on the American people and the world by the Chinese Communist government.

Was Mary Shelley right?

Who are the actors?

Bill Gates, Dr Faucci, Dr Birk or the New World Order proponents?

Why do they want you to stay cooped up and even more susceptible to dying from the virus?

According to POLITICO that Shiva Ayyadurai is deeply suspicious of Fauci, accusing him of having connections to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which funds various health care initiatives, including some to develop and distribute vaccines globally.

This and a hundred questions on this amazing one hour Deceptions of the Ages News.

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Thank you for stopping by.

What You Need to Know About Game Cameras in the Search for the Paranormal

Your Own Private Sentry

In this blog, we are going to explain to you what you need to know about game cameras in the Search for the Paranormal and why some are just better than others. If you have any comments, please leave them below.

In the search for the paranormal, it’s just not possible to be everywhere at once. If you are looking for signs of Bigfoot and Dogman, observing the game trails in your research area won’t be possible for the days, or weeks required for reliable statistics and usable data. If you can’t be out there modern technology can and at a fairly reasonable price.

1. Image Quality

The more Megapixels the better the picture will be. Basic trail cameras start at 2MP and get to as high of a resolution as 20MP. Having at least 7MP is recommended. But for capturing and studying bigfoot, aliens and dogman encounters at night, nothing lower than 10MP is recommended.

2. Trigger Time

Trigger time is the time in which the camera detects movement and captures a picture of the movement. The less time the better the camera. Trigger time in cameras can range from 0.14 seconds to 4 seconds.

3. Battery and Power Options

Most brands offer a range of battery life between six months up to a year. Looking for cameras with at least eight sockets for AA batteries or rechargeable ones will be more expensive in the beginning but will last for years. Always try to go for a camera with a battery indicator included.

4. Detection Circuit

Detection circuit identifies the range (feet) in which the camera is able to detect motion and trigger the camera to capture a photo. The longer the range the better the camera and average range for most trail cameras is between 60-70 feet.

5. Memory

Measured in Gigabytes, the memory is the amount of photos or video your camera will be able to store if it is not cellular or wireless. Trail camera storage on an SD card can range between 8 GB to 32 GB.

6. Flash vs. Infrared

Flash (LEDs or incandescent flash) has a bright white light in order to take pictures in the shadows or dark. The disadvantage of the flash is the ability it has to spook your game. Infrared (invisible flash) creates an invisible zone and won’t affect your game. Ideally suited for capturing games at night.

7. Video or Picture

Similar to picture quality (measuring in Megapixels) average resolution is 5-7MP. Most trail cameras available today have video options and will support a video ranging from 3-300 seconds. Trail camera flashlights can have a huge impact on the video picture quality and detection range. See #6: Flash vs. Infrared.

8. Security Boxed and Anti-Theft Cables

Trail cameras can become victims of theft or damage. Using a camera with a theft cable or a security box can greatly insure the safety of your camera when unattended. Security boxes are made in strong materials like steel and the exteriors appear to greatly enhance the covertness of your trail camera.

9. Viewing Screens

Not all cameras come with a built-in viewing screen but they can be important when setting up the camera at the right height and directed at the right angle. Downside to the viewing screen is the increased bulk of the trail cameras itself.

10. Budget and Price

Ranging from $80.00 to $10,000 it all comes down to what you can shell out. Are you a beginner or a pro Bigfoot, Alien or Dogman enthusiast? How often will you rely on your trail camera? The longer the detection range the higher the cost. The greater the quality of pictures the higher the cost.

All you have to do is determine which features are important to you and your needs in the woods.

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