Hunter Security Cameras

I bought two cameras for the ranch. I'm not a hunter. Bought for economical security.

Clear video from all security cameras

Inexpensive 64GB cards for security cameras.

I am pleased with my new security cameras. I feel safe.

Bought these to use in security cameras and they work great.

I am not a hunter but use 2 of these cameras to monitor the wildlife and any human intrusion on a 80 acre woodland/marsh property I own as a wildlife safe zone and off grid camping.

Now let me start by saying this is a great little bag. Dollar for dollar, I like the Tamrac holster bags better, but if you find yourself perusing the offerings from Ruggard, you could do a LOT worse than this little gem. I now have the Hunter 50 and this Hunter 25. Sorry, I have a lot of cameras, haha. But since all my cameras are medium to large DSLRs, size becomes a factor. This camera is best suited to a small to medium Nikon DSLR, like a D50 or a D40. A D100 or a D200 or a D700 is not going to make it.But size aside, this is a well-appointed bag, full of features. It will never be a shoulder bag, but there is ample room for cards and batteries. Your camera's body is supported by two velcro-adjustable sling straps, and aside from that, you are out of room for stuff. But its a HOLSTER bag after all. Wyatt Earp didn't stash his sunscreen in his holster, just his six-gun. So if you want to travel light, with little room left over for jostling, pick up this well made little bag for your small DSLR. If you have something bigger, reach for the Ruggard Hunter 50 or the Tamrac 515 holster bag. It offers less PROTECTION, but I like it's accommodations better for long lenses. You can't go wrong with either brand.

I have tried 3 different cellular security cameras. Best by far in quality and service.

Used for POE security cameras, which worked great!

I have 3 security cameras around the house. This is the best. The night vision is excellent.