Welcome to the New TrailMACII! Owned and Operated by A-tec, LLC
We are pleased to introduce you to the TrailMACII Game Scouting Camera. Packed Full of Features, and Compact in size, we are sure you will agree its perfect for your scouting needs!
Check Out These Standard Features!
1. Unbeatable compact size: (3"x5"x2")
2. Fast Shutter Response Time: About 1.2 Seconds
3. Real 5 Megapixel Resolution (Adjustable)
4. Ultra Long Batter Life: 2-6 months and thousands of photos (temperature dependant)
5. Day/night operation, IR LED Flash for nighttime pics
6. Uses 8AA Batteries or 4AA batteries (with shorter life)
7. Wired Remote for Field Viewing Pictures
8. Securment Strap Included
9. SD Card Capable -Not Included (2Gigabyte Max)
10. Individual Pictures, Multiple Pictures per motion detect
11. Adjustable Delays from 1 - 60 Seconds
12. Videos from 1 - 60 Seconds in Length
2. Fast Shutter Response Time: About 1.2 Seconds
3. Real 5 Megapixel Resolution (Adjustable)
4. Ultra Long Batter Life: 2-6 months and thousands of photos (temperature dependant)
5. Day/night operation, IR LED Flash for nighttime pics
6. Uses 8AA Batteries or 4AA batteries (with shorter life)
7. Wired Remote for Field Viewing Pictures
8. Securment Strap Included
9. SD Card Capable -Not Included (2Gigabyte Max)
10. Individual Pictures, Multiple Pictures per motion detect
11. Adjustable Delays from 1 - 60 Seconds
12. Videos from 1 - 60 Seconds in Length
Color Daytime Pictures!
InfraRed (IR) Nightime Pictures
A Little About Us
Trail Sense Game Cameras started in early 2001 as Trail Sense Engineering, LLC with a foolproof and reliable 35mm Trail Camera solution which was, at the time, very inexpensive and consistently reliable. The TrailMAC 35mm quickly became known as the trail camera that delivered 24 (or 36) pictures of game on each roll of film verses half of that with most of the competition. In 2002 the company excelled again releasing the first commercially available trail camera known as the TrailMAC Digital. It too became known for its high quality electronics, solid design, and reliable sensor triggers producing very few photo's without animals in them.
As technology progressed, so did our cameras and soon digital photo quality matched the performance and reliability built into each of our TrailMAC units. Eight years later we're still in the industry and still selling some of the best trail camera technology available. The TrailMAC II, released earlier this year is further testiment to our high standard for trail cameras. We think you'll agree, the TrailMACII is an excellent, cost effective solution to your scouting needs!
As technology progressed, so did our cameras and soon digital photo quality matched the performance and reliability built into each of our TrailMAC units. Eight years later we're still in the industry and still selling some of the best trail camera technology available. The TrailMAC II, released earlier this year is further testiment to our high standard for trail cameras. We think you'll agree, the TrailMACII is an excellent, cost effective solution to your scouting needs!
2009 Iowa Bow Hunt, The Companies Founder, and the 2006 TrailMAC Digital - A story of reliability
2009 IA Bow Kill
While hunting in South Central Iowa last year, Tom bagged this beautiful 8-point along the edge of a corn field and small brushy draw. The wind had finally turned out of the North, after nearly one month of southerly winds. After waiting on stand for only 45 minutes (well actually - for the bow tag, Tom waited 4 years, plus the 45 minutes in the stand) he arrowed this buck and the following story turned out to be amazing!
Already Arrowed Buck
After the arrow pierced the lungs of this bruiser he went down after about 15 yards. Hearing a crash, another buck came charging into the brushy bottom pushing this buck back up to his feet. The mortally wounded buck stumbled another 30-yards, past a 2006 TrailMAC Digital Camera, placed over a month prior to this day! While difficult to see at this resolution - the arrow's exit hole is directly behind the grass tip on the right hand side of the buck. Also, you may be able to make out the tongue hanging out of the deers mouth.
You never know what might make a hunt memorable!
The final picture! The buck never made it out of the frame of the photograph. The next picture taken was of Tom walking up from behind the buck safely ensuring the deer had expired. The combination of how infrequent a non-resident can attain an IA bow tag, the uncooperative and elusive whitetail, as well as the fact the camera had been out in there in the field unmaintained or checked for well over a month, truly makes this a once in a lifetime experience.
