Bud reviews and recommends the Browning Strike Force DCL Nanotrail Camera

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As many of you might know, I was contacted last year by the Browning Trail Camera Co., and I was honored to be added to their pro staff. I was surprised, honored, and proud to have been blessed with this appointment.

I have owned and used several items manufactured by the Browning Company. I have owned Browning shotguns, bows, and many sets of clothing, and their name has always been synonymous with quality sporting goods equipment. When I got involved with using trail cameras, I used several different manufactured trail cameras, and I soon discovered Browning also made trail cameras.

I started using Browning trail cameras when I purchased a couple used cameras at a garage sale. A good hunting friend of mine had recently passed away, and his family had a garage sale. They displayed a lot of his fishing and hunting items.

I saw two Browning Strike Force trail cameras on the table, and I remember when he purchased them new. He and I put them in the woods, and a few months later, he passed away. I was very familiar with the cameras, and I knew they were not abused. I bought these cameras and from that point forward, I was hooked on Browning trail cameras.

I started purchasing more, and I had to admit they were addictive. But I never had a single issue with any of them. I started endorsing them to all my hunting friends and to the public that attended my many deer hunting seminars.

After I was appointed to the Browning Trail Camera Pro Staff, I received some new model cameras, including the Browning Strike Force DCL Nanotrail Camera. One thing I love about Browning trail cameras is they are small and fairly lightweight, and their performance is superior to any other camera I ever used.

This camera was nicely camouflaged and takes up to 15,000 magnificent 26 MP pictures and/or 4K ultra HD 3840x2160 resolution video with sound powered by six AA batteries. You can take eight rapid fire photos in two seconds, and it has radiant night illumination technology with six high-powered LEDs.

It features an infrared adjustable flash with a range approaching 130 feet and has dual screen lens technology where pictures are captured using a separate custom-tuned lens for day or night shots. It has adjustable flash options and 100 feet of IR motion detection and supports up to a 512 GB SD card.

The camera also has a picture information bar displaying time, date, moon phase, temperature, and camera ID. And it features super-fast trigger speed. Every Browning trail camera comes with a aim test mode as well as a six-foot strap with a metal buckle and an easily removable battery tray. It comes with a one-year warranty and so many additional features it would take about 15 pages of content to list. Browning has hit the ball out of the park on this camera!

I have had some people ask me, “Are they that great of a product or do you promote them just because you are on their pro staff?” That is a fair question, but I assure you they are the best trail cameras I have ever used, considering quality, reputation, and price. I don’t think you can own a better product.

You may never meet anyone affiliated with the Browning Trail Camera Co., but you will often see me in public. I would not recommend any product to you that I would not spend my own hard-earned money on, and I do not want to risk my reputation on a product that I feel is not worthy.

Browning trail cameras are manufactured and distributed by the Prometheus Group, LLC, 2 Perimeter Park South, Suite 305 East, Birmingham, AL 35243. For more information, call 800-618-4496 or email customer service at: info@browningtrailcameras.com.