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first trail camera ever invented
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first trail camera
George Shiras an outdoor lover teamed up with Bushnell and made the very first trail camera in 1880. -
First place the first trail camera took pictures
In the 1880s the first pictures were taken in peninsula -
as they grew
as they grew they sold more and more trail cameras -
the first ever picture
when the photo was taken the camera caught a elk in yellowstone national park -
how they became bigger
as they grew more and more hunters kept buying there cameras they kept making better ones -
what they used to make crisp pictures
when they came out with better cameras they came up with a red bulb that flashes to make crisp pictures -
national geographic
as soon as they were ready they let national geographic publish them -
better trail cameras
when they made more camera there pictures were more crisp than the older ones -
water proof
when they have been making more they have been up grading them through the yrs they made them water proof so the dont get ruined when it raining -
first pic
how you can tell the cameras got better was that they got color instead of black and white so you can see better in the pic and has night vision -
cellular trail cameras
after they sold so much regular trail camera they came up with cellular trail camera so you dont need to go chech cameras by hand instead it just comes through your phone -
how much they sold
currently there are millions of active cellular and regular trail cameras all over -
accessories
as they kept selling they kept making more and more thing to hold cameras on trees -
cell trail cameras
now they sell cell trail cameras so you dont ruin the spot you want to hunt at
