Strike Force Wireless

I’ve been a trail junkie since the days when used to drop off the 35 mm film at Walgreens… I’ve tried them all and browning is by far the best all around. Image quality it’s just as good as all the other top brands, IR is consistent with no heavy white spots, simple on and off settings, no frills, no antennas to break and the camo finish tuck some nicely into your favorite tree. For me that’s a huge advantage when hunting the old smart bucks. For whatever reason they don’t seem to notice the browning. At the end of the day it does what it’s supposed to do better than all the others.

I’ve used multiple different brands of game cameras over the past 15-20 years. I found Browning cameras to be the most reliable, with the best battery life, and the simplest to use. They just work year round through 4 different Wisconsin seasons and I like that. More specifically, I have 2 Defender Vision Pro HD cellular cameras in my collection of 7 Browning cameras. With those cellular cameras and the App. The app is your program for viewing photos and changing settings on your camera. Additionally your photos are on an SD card within in the camera. I can change camera settings and view photos right my from my phone wherever I am. I can monitor battery life, SD card capacity, and what’s going on without ever stepping into the woods. The app and Browning game cameras are the way to go!

I’ve been using the Strikeforce app for 3 years and have never experienced any issues. Setting up the cameras and plan are easy and just take a few steps. I love the ability to control all of my cameras settings through the app. And love getting my pictures immediately sent to my phone. I have 4 Browning cameras on my plan and it is easy to see pictures and settings for each individual camera. Creating categories makes it easy to quickly find pictures of specific animals. The sort and filters make it easy to find pictures or videos from specific dates, moon phases, temperatures, etc.