The camera was set up at the same location where we last saw the bear, but he hasn't been back today. Instead, we have birds, squirrels and flying insects. The location is along an animal trail in the forests of Petra, Maine. The camera is a Primos Truth Cam 35 wildlife camera, which is mounted to a tree facing an area that is a particular favorite of a Maine black bear whose range apparently includes anywhere that I place my camera in the hundred acres of Petra, Maine. If you were to walk forward in the direction that the camera is facing, you would be on the trail that would wind around some, then lead you past my compost area and, a quarter of a mile past that, you would be on the seasonal road that goes through our property.
Petra, Maine Wildlife Photos
Features photographs and video of wildlife residing on our hundred acres in Northern Maine.
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Primos Truth Cam 35
The Truth Cam 35 is the least expensive of the wildlife cameras offered by Primos, and it's easy to operate. Simply load it with four D-cell batteries and an SD card, make a few easy settings, and it's ready to go. Offering 3-MP resolution and a 35-LED bank that allows image capture up to 40 feet in all light conditions, day or night.
Additionally, Primos offers the Truth Cam 46 at 5.0 MP and the Truth Cam 60 and Truth Cam X, each at 7.0 Mega-pixels.
The Truth Cam wildlife cameras are cheaper from Amazon.com than from Primos, so if you're thinking of buying one, click on the camera image below.
To purchase a Truth Cam product, click on one of the camera images below.
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