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And that’s true today even after the craziness of the COVID-19 pandemic and its supply chain issues that left many companies struggling to meet surging demand as hunting license sales increased. And as the technological curve continues to expand-the first game cameras were simple instruments that simply housed a film camera containing a roll of 35mm film-the market continues to push forward into the world of high megapixel still shots and HD quality video that can be delivered in real-time.Īs our annual trade show coverage details every January, the market continues to grow at a robust pace. More on that decision in a moment.įrom a business standpoint, the game camera market-which is fueled by hunters, wildlife biologists, natural resource managers, and property owners who enjoy seeing what’s on their land-began to gather steam earlier in the 21 st Century. Obviously, game cameras are big business and the discussion centered on a recent Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Commission decision to ban their usage in public land settings confirms that the topic is newsworthy and at times, viral. Heck, even turkey hunters are using game cameras these days to get a head start on filling their tags each spring. The reason for this dedication of our editorial and video resources is easy enough to understand because as any perusal of a hunting equipment catalog, an Internet supply site, or a trip to your favorite box store will confirm, game cameras are a way of life for many whitetail and big game hunters. When our Outdoor Sportsman Group editorial crews gear up for the annual wintertime show season and head for the ATA Archery Trade Show and the SHOT Show, we know going in that covering game cameras, or trail cameras as some call them will be a big part of our annual coverage efforts. In fact, entire round-ups are dedicated to the topic at OSG publications like Bowhunter Magazine and Game & Fish Magazine.

MaBy Lynn Burkhead, OSG Senior Digital Editor

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