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Moultrie A5 Low Glow Game Camera

Moultrie’s A-5 provides easy setup and great features at a price that makes it affordable to outfit your entire property. The Moultrie A-5 Game Camera makes scouting easy. Features: 5.0 megapixel Low Glow infrared game camera Up to 50-ft night range Day and night video clips Moon phase, time, date and camera ID stamp Picture delay 1, 5, 10 and 30 minutes SD memory card slot – up to 32GB (not included) 8,000+ images on 4 C-cell batteries Integrated strap loop with Python cable compatibility (cable not included)

Product Features

  • 5.0 megapixel Low Glow infrared game camera
  • Day and night video clips
  • 30,000 images on 4 C-cell batteries
  • Picture delay 1, 5, 10 and 30 minutes
  • Moon phase, time, date and camera ID stamp

3 Replies to “Moultrie A5 Low Glow Game Camera”

  1. More fun than a garbage can of raccoons! If I didn’t live in North America, I’d have said “a barrel of monkeys,” but you get the idea. I bought this camera, not for hunting, but for clandestine surveillance of our yard, since somebody was knocking over and opening a trash can every night. The can never had any edible trash, just bird seed, so we were puzzled about the culprit.I set the camera up, lashed it to a fence, and left it. The first night, we got our answer: big raccoon, who seems to enjoy tipping the can over,…

  2. Good for Some Things, Excellent for Price This is my first experience with any game camera, so I was not sure what to buy or expect. I did a fair amount of research on reviews of the lower-cost units available, not wanting to spend a lot of money on something I would regret as I learned more about what was important. Went with this one based on good reviews and low price for a starter – even bought two of them to try and catch the bear activity around the house. First couple of days have been very instructive for me. I bought two…

  3. Don”t Buy Moultrie A-5 I own several Moultrie Camera’s and 6 Moultie Feeder heads. I guess you can say, I trust Moultrie. Or at least I used to trust them. I recently bought 4 Moultrie A-5 Trail Camera’s. I put them in the field to do there job, and much to my surprise, they do not work. The first try, they took pictures for 7 days and stoped taking pictures. The next try they took pictures for 1 or 2 days and stopped taking pictures. My third try, 3 of them took no pictures, and one took pictures for 1 day…

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