The fast 0.8 sec trigger speed ensures quick and reliable capture of movement without delay
An adjustable tree strap is included for secure and customizable placement in the field
This versatile device records both video and photos, allowing for a range of capture options

Features

The Terra Extreme 16-megapixel Hunting Trail Camera from Wildgame Innovations is the perfect addition to any hunter's toolkit. Designed to streamline your scouting, this camera detects movement up to 60 feet away and captures both high-quality photos and videos (without audio) using a quick-firing flash that reaches the same distance. With a rapid 0.7 sec trigger speed, the Terra Extreme ensures that you don't miss a moment, even when bucks are moving quickly through the area. The 16:9 image format is perfect for viewing on TVs or computer screens, making it easy-to analyze your footage. Setting the time, date and moon phase stamps is simple and straightforward. The camera also includes an adjustable tree strap with alligator-style clips for secure mounting. For added security, it features a cable-lock-ready latch (additional accessories sold separately) to help deter theft. Powered by eight AA batteries (not included), the Terra Extreme is built for reliability and efficiency, so you can focus on the hunt.

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