It’s a good thing that trail cameras are now available. Also known as game cameras, these rugged and waterproof cameras record photos or videos of subjects such as wildlife animals once they are in the detection zone. Hunters use the data that they provide to plan their hunting schedules better. Once the trail camera senses motion, it immediate takes a photo or a video that comes with reliable EXIF data such as time and date or recording. Game cameras can use either heat sensing motion or infrared light sensors to record animals passing by. To protect the camera against animal attacks, straps and security locks are used. Trail cameras are also vital in recording animals while in their natural movement. Since they don’t make regular contact with humans, these animals might act differently when a photographer or a cameraman is present. Now, hunters and animal photographers can trigger the camera remotely via wireless transmitters and then download the recorded footage from a memory card to a computer. There are even wildlife cameras that can immediately upload media to a computer to provide real-time information