Sweet November is upon us, which means the whitetail rut is either near or happening now! Pro-Staffer Derek Dirnberger shares some helpful trail camera strategies to utilize during these action-packed months in his latest YouTube video, "Trail Camera Strategies for the Rut".

October is when the woods come alive. Bucks that were largely predictable in their summer patterns begin to roam more widely, scrapes and rubs start to pop up, and daylight activity increases.

As summer gives way to early fall, whitetail deer begin shifting their patterns, and successful hunters must adjust their trail camera strategies accordingly. For Browning Trail Camera users, now is the time to reposition cameras from summer feeding areas to pinch points, bottlenecks, bedding cover, and fresh food sources. 

Whether you're tracking wildlife, planning your next photo series, or simply soaking in the quiet moments nature offers, the right gear makes all the difference. With Browning Trail Cameras and accessories in your pack, you’re not just prepared—you’re positioned to capture the wild like never before.

Browning Trail Cameras customer Clint Bell shares the story of how his trail cameras helped him tag a buck of a lifetime with his bow!

Hunting early season whitetails has its advantages. Their pattern is more predictable and they haven’t been pressured yet by other hunters in the woods: two key factors to harvesting a mature buck in the first few weeks of season opener. But, there are still challenges that come with hunting in early fall. Below are 5 tips that helped me capitalize on a mature, early season whitetail.

Here are a couple tips to minimize trail camera theft as much as possible while still getting some use out of your arsenal of cameras.

For someone who is new to hunting or the trail camera world, picking out your first game camera can be somewhat overwhelming. Here are a few "must-have", trail camera features to keep in mind while shopping, as well as some bonus features and accessories that may be an asset to you. (Click blog title to view complete blog post.)